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Guess what folks?

There was yet another 'exercise' by the NGO/Think tanks about how to oust Trump on Jan 6 if he is elected. TIP - Transition Integrity Project

Time to blow it up with some exposure

Jeff Clark is talking about it here.

I will find it - I think it was Brennan Center.

https://events.cornell.edu/event/a_conversation_with_rosa_brooks_the_transition_integrity_project

https://presidentialtransition.org/news/a-bipartisan-group-secretly-gathered-to-game-out-a-contested-trump-biden-election-it-wasnt-pretty/

https://www.influencewatch.org/organization/transition-integrity-project/

Rosa Brooks

Co-founder Rosa Brooks is a professor at the Georgetown University Law Center and a former Obama administration Pentagon official. 8 She serves on the advisory board of George Soros’s Open Society Foundations (OSF) in the United States, and was previously special counsel to the president at the Open Society Institute in New York. 9

Brooks has suggested the possibility of removing President Trump from office through extra-judicial means. Ten days after Trump’s inauguration, Brooks wrote an article for Foreign Policy titled “3 Ways to Get Rid of President Trump Before 2020.” In addition to a provision of the 25th Amendment allowing the Cabinet to suspend an incapacitated President’s powers, impeachment and removal from office, and an appeal to Trump’s cabinet to “oust their boss,” the article included a “fourth possibility” of “a military coup.” In Brooks’ imagined scenario, President Trump would issue an order to which senior military officials respond “we’re not going to do that” and receive “thunderous applause from the New York Times editorial board.” 10 When right-wing website Breitbart published a piece criticizing her proposals to remove the president, Brooks responded by labeling her critics a “lynch mob” and claiming she had no idea “that anyone could construe” her words “as a call for a military coup.”

In an op-ed for the Washington Post, Brooks cited unspecified “obvious reasons” for not inviting anyone from either the Trump or Biden campaigns to offer their input on the Transition Integrity Project. Instead, Brooks says the organizers “recruited participants with similar backgrounds.” The Republican team consisted of commentator Bill Kristol, former Republican National Committee chairman and longtime MSNBC commentator Michael Steele, and former Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson (R). 12 Brooks did not explain what any of the participants have in common with Trump, but all three have extensive records of opposing the President, the Republican Party, or both.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jul/30/washington-dc-role-play-second-trump-term

http://archive.today/2024.07.30-184921/https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jul/30/washington-dc-role-play-second-trump-term

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he scenario was imaginary, but the discussion around it was very real. Dozens of men and women in a Washington DC-area hotel conference center were seated at tables arranged to resemble the White House situation room, wearing name tags denoting their part in the role-play. Prominent people from both parties were in character as the president of the United States, AKA Trump; the joint chiefs of staff; Republican and Democratic governors; Congress members; federal prosecutors; religious and business leaders; and community organizers.

About 175 people participated in five exercises, bringing to the process an extraordinary wealth of bipartisan institutional knowledge. Among the lineup were senior officials from successive administrations of both parties, including the Trump administration.

They came with a mission: to wargame Trump acting out the most extreme authoritarian elements of his agenda and explore what could be done, should he win in November, to protect democracy in the face of possible abuses of power. What they discovered could be used to inform public debate and sound the alarm about what most participants agreed was a woeful lack of preparation.

The event was being held as part of the Democracy Futures Project, an ambitious series of nonpartisan tabletop exercises. Spearheaded by the Brennan Center for Justice, a nonpartisan law and policy institute, the role-playing games were staged in May and June amid tight security. A similar set of wargaming exercises, conducted under different leadership in 2020, pinpointed with uncanny precision Trump’s efforts to subvert that year’s presidential election.

This year, the games included that imaginary scenario in which Trump, newly ensconced in the Oval Office, invokes the Insurrection Act to deploy military forces into American cities to fight supposed anarchy and crime.

The last resort when all else fails, many participants suggested, would probably be the power of public protest. “Public opinion, mobilized by a powerful communications strategy, can help set boundaries on authoritarian behavior,” Brennan said in its initial findings.

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Speaking of, what ever happened to all those guillotines that were purchased by Obama before the Jade Helm exercises?

@paulsperry_

NEW: Pentagon has quietly moved unregistered Iranian agent and suspected mole Ariane Tabatabai out of a highly sensitive DOD post dealing w policy to a new position where she no longer has access to TS/SCI intel. Tabatabai's old DOS boss Malley had his security clearance revoked.

10:31 PM · Oct 31, 2024

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