The Sunday Times in London, a mainstream Murdoch-owned paper, posted an article where a top English general was quoted as saying that the military would "not stand for" Jeremy Corbyn as PM and use whatever means "fair or foul" to stop that from happening. That's just some of what he said.
The worst part is, according the BBC this has precedent in the 1970s which culminated in the military taking control of Heathrow airport without the then Prime Minister's knowledge or consent as "a show of forc ce."
If you still have any doubt that the UK and US democracies are a total charade and 90% or what is spoon-fed to you by the govt and corporate media is bullsh*t, this article should give you pause:
http://www.jonathan-cook.net/blog/2015-09-20/army-plots-against-british-pms-are-not-new/
You mean like the coup that happened when JFK was assassinated, and the USSA became a hardline totalitarian regime?
You mean like the coup that happened when JFK was assassinated, and the USSA became a hardline totalitarian regime?
Haha! No. Apparently the British are much less subtle. This guy is talking about an open military take over. Doesn't help that current British PM David pig-f*cker Cameron has called Corbyn a "threat to national security." Just what sort of dog whistles do you suppose that set off with people like this general? But no, they are talking about open military "restoration of order." I think its moving that way here but we are likely still 15-20 years away from that. Hopefully not, but if you look at the roll back of civil ilberties and the powers the executive branch has granted itself, it's a bit unnerving.
