We're talking about trying to seize power in this country.
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The army used the fiasco as an excuse to seize power.
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We don't need to 'seize power' or have a proletarian revolution.
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In many European countries the bourgeoisie tried to seize power with guns.
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The 'what' has to be an overt attempt to seize power illegally.
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Now, the Free Navy has plans to seize power across the system.
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Then-paratrooper Chavez attempted to seize power militarily in 1992 though failed.
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Those trying to seize power illegally would be held accountable, he added.
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On New Year's Eve, the army moved in again to seize power.
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Here is how the botched attempt to seize power has changed the country.
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This was hardly the first time that Turkish soldiers had tried to seize power.
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History teaches us that we must stop dictators and tyrants before they seize power.
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Many in western Libya oppose him, fearing he could use the position to seize power.
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They will use the opportunity to undermine Mr. Rouhani and to try to seize power.
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Two hundred and forty-nine people were killed in the bloody effort to seize power.
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Once they graduate, they're ready not only to seize power but also to exercise it.
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In the 1970s he joined Pol Pot&aposs Khmer Rouge as it battled to seize power.
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These civil wars gave the military an excuse to seize power, which it did, in 1962.
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The revolutionary stream aimed to seize power and cancel genuine elections to ensure their perpetual control.
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He compared Chinese citizens to Germans who allowed Adolf Hitler to seize power in the 1930s.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido's claim to the presidency as a Washington-backed effort to seize power in Venezuela.
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What happens if the only guy on Mars who thought to bring a gun tried to seize power?
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"If Democrats were ever to seize power, they would open the floodgates to unvetted, uncontrolled migration," he warned.
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They accuse his followers of infiltrating the military and state institutions over decades in a bid to seize power.
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How does he identify his movement of "you" and "us"—come to seize power from "them", the unrighteous Establishment?
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A rebel army, backed by Western mercenaries, attempts to seize power, and the country is engulfed in civil war.
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Other Latin American governments in Trump's Coalition of the Willing owe Washington some favors for helping them seize power.
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"If they seize power ... our American freedoms could be lost and our country will be changed forever," LaPierre continued.
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I guess it's a question of how much do you have to compromise rhetorically in order to seize power?
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He went on to publicly defy the hard-line conservative plotters of an attempt to seize power in 1991.
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"If they seize power ... our American freedoms could be lost and our country will be changed forever," he said.
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Elsewhere, he extends his arm, mimicking the pose he adopted when he arrived in Russia in 1917 to seize power.
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Haftar was among the officers who helped Gaddafi seize power in a 1969 coup before parting ways with him later.
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It was achieved under the provisional government in July, not by the Bolsheviks, who did not seize power until November.
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Although the Bolsheviks had called for a peaceful demonstration, their real plan was to seize power in a coup d'état.
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"The army does not align itself with democracy, constantly interferes in politics, always stands ready to seize power," he said.
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The group is fighting to seize power and establish a state based on its own harsh interpretation of Islamic law.
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If it doesn't, it set a huge precedent for the executive branch to seize power from the legislative branch. 15.
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And further afield Juan Perón, used a combination of social justice and far-right attitudes to seize power in Argentina.
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A faction of the military attempted to seize power on July 15, killing some 240 people, mostly civilians, and wounding 2,000.
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By reducing the Russian Empire to near-starvation, the First World War created the opportunity for the Bolsheviks to seize power.
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"Climate Kings" from Samuel Miller McDonald investigates how a new generation of authoritarian leaders are using climate change to seize power.
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Opinion polls suggest the opposition conservatives are likely to ride a wave of anger over continuing austerity measures and seize power.
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A generalized terror comes into view as the white citizens of Wilmington mobilized to seize power through violence and outright fraud.
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But critics say the movement has secretly undermined democracy by infiltrating its followers into government institutions in order to seize power.
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But it only takes one guard with a sword or gun to turn into an assassin or to seize power for himself.
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Hitler was arrested after a thousand Nazis failed to seize power, and he was given a five-year prison sentence for treason.
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Russia said the coordinated European move was an attempt to legitimise Guaido's illegal attempt to seize power and amounted to foreign meddling.
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For a long time, it looked as though the Populist Party was on a course to seize power, but it fell apart.
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The bill, which would have absolved Thaksin of his conviction, sparked huge street protests and prompted the military to again seize power.
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When he tried to seize power through a coup d'état years later, in 1992, the resulting media frenzy sent him another sign.
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The play's tragedy is not Caesar himself, but rather the friendships, and eventually the lives, of those who wished to seize power.
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I remember liberals in 2013 brushing off the threat from Sisi: If he tried to seize power, they'd just make another revolution.
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"We will continue our fight against the Afghan government and seize power by force," said the Taliban commander on condition of anonymity.
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Haftar's attempt to seize power comes as the nation continues to be in disarray since former leader Moammar Gadhafi was deposed in 2011.
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Some 250 people were killed in the failed putsch when rogue soldiers commandeered warplanes, tanks and helicopters in a bid to seize power.
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The new officers could also provide some insurance against any attempt to seize power while Kim is away at the summit, experts say.
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If they're the former, as in 9 to 5 or Working Girl, they need to outsmart the system and seize power for themselves.
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Ninety people were killed, including many civilians after a faction of the armed forces tried to seize power using tanks and attack helicopters.
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Kanye West shall seize power of the US government through a military coup and establish a dictatorship under the tr7e god Kanye West.
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A fertility crisis has paved the way for Christian fundamentalists to seize power in the United States, founding a rigidly patriarchal theocracy called Gilead.
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The authorities blame Gulen for orchestrating the July 15 coup attempt in which rogue soldiers tried to seize power, killing more than 240 people.
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A dictator named Imperator Elgar has begun to seize power in the old capital, and the fragmented kingdoms can do little to stop him.
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His promises to crack down on immigration and seize power from distant bureaucrats and entrenched politicians echo some of the pledges of Brexit supporters.
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But from what little information has emerged, the incidents look more like an unplanned outbreak of violence than a calculated attempt to seize power.
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In September, general and former opposition fighter was killed in a gunfight with government forces after a failed attempt to seize power from Rakhmon.
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Either Fillon, or the extreme right-wing National Front leader, Marine Le Pen, now seem poised to seize power in that country next spring.
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Those included planning to violently seize power in the nation of 17 million and running an international criminal group involved in murder and kidnapping.
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A faction of the armed forces, deemed by the government as loyal to Gulen, tried to seize power using tanks and attack helicopters overnight.
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The Bolsheviks were a mere 10,000 people, and even in 1917 nobody could believe they would seize power, let alone hold on to it.
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"We will continue our fight against the Afghan government and seize power by force," one Taliban commander told the outlet on condition of anonymity.
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The powerful women of fiction are born of both hope and fear, of how women will ultimately seize power and how they'll wield it.
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But there is no real evidence that Mr. Trump wants to seize power unconstitutionally, and there is no reason to think he could succeed.
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But its vision is guided by a quest to seize power and impose the strictest form of Sharia, Islamic law, upon the people it rules.
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JUAN GUAIDÓ, the opposition figure widely viewed as the legitimate leader of Venezuela, has made a dramatic attempt to seize power from President Nicolás Maduro.
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The new tension between them arose after a rogue militia tried to seize power last month in the northern Amhara region, ruled by the ADP.
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This creates a perfect storm for authoritarian populists like Rodrigo Duterte, Donald Trump, and Jairo Bolsanaro to seize power, with dire consequences for human rights.
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In the July 2016, elements of the military appeared to seize power, and aircraft bombed the Parliament building and presidential palace in Ankara, the capital.
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The made-up story had him plotting with his campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to seize power in the event of a popular vote/electoral vote conflict.
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What's happening: U.S.-backed Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó attempted to seize power from Nicolás Maduro on Tuesday, but has not been able to declare victory.
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It then seems like Echo might've convinced him to seize power for Ice Nation and kill Clarke, but he actually just wants to talk to her.
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But gradually divisions began to surface, as Ahrar and other insurgents became wary of Nusra and accused it of trying to seize power and sidelining them.
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More than 240 people were killed in the July 15 attempted putsch, in which soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets in a bid to seize power.
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Burundi has also accused its neighbor of hosting armed groups seeking to destabilize Nkurunziza's government and seize power, causing friction that interfered with cross-border trade.
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Along with dismissing the current regional authority, the Spanish government is reportedly ready to seize power over the regional police force and the Catalan broadcaster TV13.33.
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Erdogan speaks on twitter: As Erdogan sees it, a faction of the military, whom he deemed Gülen loyalists, tried to seize power using tanks and helicopters.
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The opposition leader accused the government of suspending the constitution by attacking the media, and batted away suggestions his staged inauguration was a bid to seize power.
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They could crack down on strikes or protests, and generally seize power from the workers—banning some forms of activism, or at least policing them more heavily.
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The series, which includes a total of five issues for Volume 1, follows citizens of California as they struggle to seize power back from an autocratic government.
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Blockchains were going to change everything, remake whole economies, restructure the Internet, replace VC with ICOs, seize power from the megacorporations and return it to the people.
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It allows the Army to declare a state of emergency and seize power, and it also contains a clause that makes Suu Kyi ineligible for the Presidency.
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At this moment, some believed that Washington himself should seize power from the Congress and, backed by his army, become the self-appointed leader of the colonies.
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He first declared his intention to seize power in 2014, when Libya's nascent transitional government was struggling to establish its authority over freewheeling militias around the country.
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And then there are Republicans who portray Trump as a victim or see a "deep state" conspiracy to remove him from office and seize power in Washington.
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It has instead been united in what it sees as a Robin Hood-like mission to seize power from their party's leaders on behalf of House members.
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The ruling Socialist Party says its opponents, encouraged by the United States, want to seize power via a coup and denies the existence of political prisoners in Venezuela.
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The only leaders it ostracises are those who seize power in a coup or who ignore the results of an election too blatantly, as recently happened in Gambia.
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But before long, the condition spreads, and women around the world begin to seize power, electrocuting and sometimes killing the men in power who stand in their way.
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The military's shortlived attempt to seize power and overthrow President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on July 215 claimed 2000 lives and injured nearly 0003,2000 others, according to state media.
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It is the most-watched show on cable network HBO, averaging around 25 million viewers last season, which saw the women of Westeros rise up and seize power.
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The Supreme Court dissolved the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) last month at the request of the government, on the grounds it was plotting to seize power.
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Tripoli is home to a complex web of armed groups, some of which formed the Libya Dawn alliance that helped the National Salvation government seize power in 2014.
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On July 15, 2016, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım said the military was moving "outside the chain of command" and had made an "illegal attempt" to seize power.
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Mr. Perrotta, a polarizing figure in the agency, is viewed among some career officials as playing to Mr. Pruitt's ego and security fears to seize power over rivals.
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In any case, the biggest threat to his survival comes from within his own party, especially from the generals who helped him seize power in the first place.
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If his enemies were to confirm his reliance on the kaiser's assistance, he would face arrest for treason and the collapse of the Bolsheviks' aim to seize power.
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Hugo Chávez, who later became the country's president, made a failed attempt to seize power by force in 1992 when he was a lieutenant colonel in the army.
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The father from whom he inherited the presidency, Laurent-Désiré, was an adventurer who managed to seize power amid the collapse of longtime dictator Mobuto Sese Seko's rule.
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"While the narco-traffickers did not seize power [in Guinea-Bissau], they were indeed extremely close to the centre of power," wrote Gambian historian Hassoum Ceesay in 2017.
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Turkey has detained more than 100 journalists since July 15, when soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets, bombing parliament and other key buildings in an attempt to seize power.
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But Mr. Oetomo's youth took a dark turn in 1965, when Suharto, the virulently anti-Communist general, began to seize power and started purging suspected Communists and Sukarno supporters.
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Before Mr. Brown quit as party leader, the Conservatives had appeared poised to seize power in Ontario's provincial assembly from the Liberals in a vote scheduled for June 7.
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Obviously, his government isn't going to put forward a plan to stop a no-deal Brexit, so these MPs had to seize power so they could do it instead.
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Mr. Sartik said there was ample evidence — including closed circuit video footage, phone and audio records, and eyewitness accounts — showing the main culprits attempting to seize power by force.
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" Newsom said in a statement last week that Trump was "manufacturing a crisis and declaring a made-up 'national emergency' in order to seize power and subvert the constitution.
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Haftar's critics accuse him of trying to seize power through force and deepening a conflict between factions based in the east and west of the sprawling North African country.
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"Our common view is that there's an obvious attempt in Georgia right now to stage a coup d'etat and that extremist forces are trying to seize power," he said.
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De Benoist understood better than most that the far right's path to victory was not to "shoot politicians and seize power — we need to take over book clubs," Griffin said.
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The opposition Labour Party, which did not secure anywhere near enough seats to form a government even with the support of smaller parties, has said it could still seize power.
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Mugabe, the world's oldest serving head of state, resigned on Tuesday as parliament started to impeach him, a week to the day after the army stepped in to seize power.
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Before everyone gets carried away and rushes down to seize power for themselves and start decorating, it is worth pausing and acknowledging that there is a risk to all this.
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In July, a faction within the Turkish military called the "Peace at Home Council" attempted to seize power from the ruling Justice and Development (AKP) party and declare martial law.
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The street rallies weren't the golden opportunity they were all waiting for to take down Ms. Rousseff, nor were they the main factor that finally enabled them to seize power.
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The other was contemporaneous and geopolitical: In a vain effort to win World War I, Emperor Wilhelm II's high command helped Russian Marxists seize power and make peace with Berlin.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's opposition conservatives are expected to ride a wave of anger over continuing austerity measures to seize power from Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's leftists in next Sunday's election.
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The bitter family split comes three weeks after rogue soldiers in tanks and helicopters tried to seize power in Turkey in a putsch that killed over 240 people and wounded 2,200.
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The family split came three weeks after rogue soldiers in tanks, warplanes and helicopters tried to seize power in Turkey in a putsch that killed over 240 people and wounded 2,200.
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These "gentler coups d'états," as Human Rights Watch calls them, are intended to avoid running afoul of the African Union, which will not recognize leaders who seize power through military coups.
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Haftar's critics accuse him of trying to seize power through force and deepening a conflict between factions based in the ast and in the west of the sprawling North African country.
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The group's insistence that all foreign troops withdraw before it enters talks gives away its game, which isn't to share power with the elected government, but to seize power from it.
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Despite that loss, Dutton told Australian radio Wednesday that he intended to renew his bid to seize power of the Liberal Party of Australia and assume the role of prime minister.
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Gunfire and explosions rocked both Istanbul and Ankara through Friday night, as the armed faction which tried to seize power strafed the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and parliament in the capital.
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Gunfire and explosions rocked both Istanbul and Ankara through Friday night, as the armed faction that tried to seize power strafed the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and Parliament in the capital.
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Parscale has gotten credit for helping Trump seize power in the U.S. through his successful use of Facebook ads, but he's never talked about digitally altering the way that the president looks.
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Opposition leaders called for days of anti-government protests and pledged to keep blocking parliament after being accused of trying to seize power by a government they say has violated the constitution.
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Polish opposition leaders said on Saturday they would maintain their blockade of parliament's main hall and called for popular protests against a government that has accused it of trying to seize power.
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The putsch was an attempt by Hitler, the leader of the nascent Nazi Party, to seize power from the German government by marching to the center of Munich, alongside 2,000 fellow Nazis.
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As Turkish authorities sought to retaliate for a bid by a faction of the armed forces to seize power, traders pared safe-haven holdings of yen, gold and low-risk government bonds.
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Turkey's prime minister said earlier a faction within the army had attempted to seize power but that they would be pushed back and that it was wrong to call it a coup.
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"President Trump is manufacturing a crisis and declaring a made-up 'national emergency' in order to seize power and subvert the constitution," Newsom said in a statement hours after the president's declaration.
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General Alvarez, himself the son of a general, participated in the 1973 coup that dissolved Uruguay's legislature amid a government crackdown on the Marxist Tupamaro rebels, who were trying to seize power.
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IQUITOS, Peru — The Venezuelan government asked the Supreme Court early Saturday to revisit its decision to seize power from the national legislature, as criticism mounted that the country was tilting toward dictatorship.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A prominent Turkish journalist was detained for trial on Friday, accused of participating in a coup by sending out subliminal messages to rogue troops who tried to seize power, media said.
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The speech followed a dawn address from Guaido Tuesday, in which the young opposition leader, standing alongside a group of soldiers in the capital Caracas, announced an uprising to seize power from Maduro.
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Now aged 23, the charismatic Frenchman, who reached the Australian Open final 216 years ago, is part of the old guard holding back the charge of precocious young warriors hungry to seize power.
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Prominent journalist Ahmet Altan, also a popular novelist, was detained for trial last week, accused of participating in the coup by sending out subliminal messages to the troops who tried to seize power.
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Republicans who control legislatures in key states around the country are moving to seize power from Democratic executive officers and independent judges, enraging Democrats, who say the moves undermine the will of voters.
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According to Belkovsky, Sechin presented Putin with a report the analyst had written warning that Khodorkovsky planned to seize power, and he's believed to have overseen the subsequent legal attacks on the oligarch.
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They say the military has become more loyal and effective with the removal of rogue officers, some of whom commandeered tanks, jets and helicopters in their attempt to seize power on July 15.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Venezuelan security forces on Tuesday clashed with protesters on the streets of Caracas as thousands gathered to protest a decision by the country's Supreme Court to seize power from the legislature.
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Opposition leader Juan Guaido called for protesters to return to the streets, a day after he stood with a group of soldiers and announced an uprising to seize power from embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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On Wednesday Castro's ashes will begin a ceremonial journey east across the country, the reverse of the route Castro and his band of rebels took to seize power from dictator Fulgencio Batista in 22014.
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Turkey has detained more than 100 journalists since the events of July 15, in which rogue soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets, bombing parliament and other key buildings in an attempt to seize power.
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Gold edged lower early Monday, after registering its first weekly decline since May last week, following a failed attempt to seize power in Turkey which was seen having limited impact on the global markets.
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Since the 2014 uprising, the former French colony has completed a rocky transition period, during which a former ally of Compaore's attempted to seize power in an averted coup followed by peaceful general elections.
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More than 100 journalists have been detained since July 15, when soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets in a bid to seize power, on suspicion of links to the network blamed for the coup.
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While acknowledging the struggles and criticisms that led the nation's security forces to seize power, and the pressure for him to resign, Mugabe said he will preside over the ZANU-PF congress in December.
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It turns out that Trump has neither the wit nor the grit to seize power, and he may be too lazy and too uninterested in governing to make much of it if he did.
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Military and civilian plotters used jets and tanks to try to seize power last July and bombed several locations, including the Parliament building, before being faced down by loyalist security forces and public demonstrations.
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The industry commentator Bob Lefsetz said that while the stations were not likely to become a lucrative endeavor, they were a way for members of the public to seize power back from cultural gatekeepers.
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NATO member Turkey has been hit by bombings and shootings in the past year, on top of July's failed coup, in which soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets in a bid to seize power.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish opposition leaders said on Saturday they would maintain their blockade of parliament's main hall and called for popular protests against a government that has accused it of trying to seize power.
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The result of Israel's withdrawal allowed Hamas to seize power two years later and spark three wars, causing ordinary Israelis to think twice about the wisdom of duplicating the experience in the West Bank.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's military has told regional leaders its move to seize power from President Robert Mugabe was not a coup, the head of the African Union commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, said on Wednesday.
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Elisabeth Kendall, an expert on Yemen at the University of Oxford, points out that unlike al-Qaeda or other terrorist groups, which try to seize power through violence, Al-Islah participates in the political process.
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However, ISEAS warned that thanks to sweeping new powers granted the military by the new constitution "the traditional elites would in effect have design new mechanisms to seize power without resorting to a military coup."
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Maduro dismisses Guaido's claim to the presidency as a Washington-backed effort to seize power in Venezuela, which is struggling under hyperinflation and crippling blackouts that have left millions of citizens without power this month.
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This last section, written in the form of a diary, is a harrowing chronicle of one man's attempts to hold on first to his livelihood, and later to his life, as the Nazis seize power.
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Haftar's critics, including Turkey, accuse him of trying to seize power from the legitimate government through force and deepening a conflict between factions based in the east and west of the sprawling North African country.
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Guaidó hasn't been able to usher enough support from the military or intelligence services to seize power, and Maduro continues to hold on to support, using the US's imperialistic meddling as a frequent talking point.
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If women wish to seize power, they must compete ruthlessly with one another, but if they want to be seen as good feminists, they must act as if they are not in competition at all.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani authorities have arrested two men in different parts of the country for suggesting that the army seize power from the civilian government of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, police said on Tuesday.
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Haftar's critics including Turkey accuse him of trying to seize power from the legitimate government through force and deepening a conflict between factions based in the east and west of the sprawling North African country.
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Established in 1964 and funded by kidnapping, extortion and cocaine trafficking, the FARC grew to a fighting force of 20,000 by 1999 when it reached the mountains above the capital, Bogota, and threatened to seize power.
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THE rallying cry of the campaign for Britain to leave the European Union was that it was time for the country's own national institutions to seize power from the unaccountable courts and parliaments across the Channel.
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"With the army's power embedded in the constitution, backed by the Constitutional Court's "state of exception" powers, the traditional elites would in effect have designed new mechanisms to seize power without resorting to a military coup."
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Around 1,400 others were wounded as soldiers commandeered tanks, attack helicopters and warplanes in their bid to seize power, strafing parliament and the intelligence headquarters and trying to seize the main airport and bridges in Istanbul.
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The brutality of Turkey's failed coup attempt, when soldiers commandeered fighter jets, military helicopters and tanks in a bid to seize power, has gradually been emerging in video and pictures captured on cellphones during the chaos.
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To scare them into giving money, to turn out and vote, to stay involved in the political process -- for fear that, if they don't, the bogeyman (or woman) will seize power and make their lives miserable.
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The Clone Wars — spoiler alert for anyone who hasn't seen Star Wars Episode III or beyond — were a mere pretext for Emperor Palpatine to seize power and wipe out the Jedi via their supposedly loyal clone army.
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Ankara says the scale of its crackdown is justified by the gravity of events on July 15, 2016, when rogue soldiers commandeered tanks, planes and helicopters, bombing parliament and government buildings in their attempt to seize power.
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It was a moment that grew naturally out of seven seasons of character development, of Jaime learning to be a better person from Brienne while Cersei did things like seize power through an attack on a church.
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In order to do both, he must first undermine public confidence in the republicans, and second, he must drive them from power by creating a chaotic situation that will allow him to seize power in their place.
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A rogue militia tried to seize power on June 22 in the northern Amhara region, an attack which authorities blamed on Asamnew Tsige, who was killed in fighting on the outskirts of the regional capital Bahir Dar.
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Kerry said he had no evidence Gulen was behind the plot to seize power, and he urged Turkish authorities to compile evidence as rapidly as possible so the United States could evaluate whether he should be extradited.
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The recordings, taped secretly by a defendant in the Petrobras probe who made a plea bargain deal with prosecutors, appeared to support Rousseff's claim that her impeachment was an opposition conspiracy to seize power and avoid prosecution.
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The operation, related to alleged cheating in police examinations, showed authorities were not letting up on their crackdown two-and-a-half years after rogue soldiers used warplanes, helicopters and tanks in a bid to seize power.
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Mnangagwa, known as "the crocodile", an animal famed in Zimbabwean lore for its stealth and ruthlessness, was removed as vice president by Mugabe last November to make way for his wife, Grace, to seize power, analysts say.
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For several hours overnight on Friday violence shook Turkey's two main cities, as the armed faction which tried to seize power blocked a bridge in Istanbul and strafed the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and parliament in Ankara.
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Last week, another man, Muhammad Kamran, the head of a little known party called Move on Pakistan, was arrested in the capital, Islamabad, after putting up posters suggesting the army chief seize power, a police spokeswoman said.
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Gavin Newsom and California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said that Trump was "manufacturing a crisis and declaring a made-up 'national emergency' in order to seize power and subvert the constitution" in a joint statement on Friday.
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OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) - Ivory Coast's army chief encouraged a coup leader in neighboring Burkina Faso during his failed bid to seize power last year, according to a recording of a conversation in the hands of Burkina Faso judicial authorities.
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A writer for The Daily Stormer (a website that takes its name from the most anti-Semitic newspaper of the Nazi period) called Charlottesville a "Beer Hall Putsch," referring to an early attempt by Hitler to seize power.
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That is the third question I'm asked — increasingly, as forces within American society seize power and enact decrees that embody what they were saying they wanted to do, even back in 1984, when I was writing the novel.
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Erdogan and the government say the extent of the crackdown is justified by the nature of the threat to the state from July 15, when rogue soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets in a violent bid to seize power.
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Cavusoglu told private broadcaster NTV some diplomats were still on the run after Turkey began a purge of troops and officials after the coup bid, during which rogue soldiers commandeered jets and tanks in an attempt to seize power.
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This, however, was part of the plan: win voters from the right, even at the cost of losing some to the left, and you have shifted the overall centre of gravity, allowing a left-leaning coalition to seize power.
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While no-one is suggesting the army wants to outright seize power again, PML-N insiders say Sharif's relationship with the generals is in tatters and accuse shadowy military networks of working with the judiciary to weaken the party.
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The fallout from the abortive coup, in which more than 230 people were killed as mutinous soldiers commandeered fighter jets, helicopters and tanks in a bid to seize power, has deepened a rift between Ankara and its Western allies.
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Direct discussions between the two sides commenced last summer after two small Catalan political parties helped Sanchez seize power in Madrid by voting alongside his PSOE in a parliamentary no-confidence vote that toppled former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia's Amhara Democratic Party (ADP) named the security adviser to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed as head of the restive Amhara region on Monday after his predecessor was killed in a violent attempt to seize power there.
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Nearly 2290,21 members of the police, civil service, judiciary and army have been detained or suspended since Friday night's coup, in which more than 2400 people were killed when a faction of the armed forces tried to seize power.
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Nearly 35,000 members of the police, civil service, judiciary and army have been detained or suspended since Friday night's coup, in which at least 232 people were killed when a faction of the armed forces tried to seize power.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Zimbabweans living in South Africa hope the move by the military to seize power from President Robert Mugabe will end corruption, abuse of power and economic hardships, even though uncertainty remained as to who was in charge.
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In the near future, the world is suffering from an extreme infertility crisis and facing population depletion, and a group of extremists calling themselves the Sons of Jacob uses this to seize power and institute a strictly stratified regime.
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If they seize power, if these so-called 'European socialists' take over the House and the Senate, and God forbid they get the White House again, our American freedoms could be lost and our country will be changed forever.
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That was when the old world would destroy itself from within, and yesterday's Communists, the heads of secret agencies and central committees, would seize power in the Yugoslav republics with lightning speed, transforming themselves into nationalists and right-wingers.
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On Friday, more than 200 people were killed as factions of the military tried to seize power in Turkish capital Ankara and major city Istanbul but the plot failed largely because of a lack of public support, organization and international backing.
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The bombings come five months after Turkey was shaken by a failed military coup, in which more than 240 people were killed, many of them in Istanbul, as rogue soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets in a bid to seize power.
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The New Year's Day attack came five months after a failed military coup, in which more than 240 people were killed, many of them in Istanbul, as rogue soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets in a bid to seize power.
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Whatever interest Hitler had in socialism was not based on an understanding of socialism that we might have today — a movement that would supplant capitalism in which the working class would seize power over the state and the means of production.
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In Federalist No. 46, James Madison reassured the public that the many checks and balances in the Constitution — the separation of powers between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, for example — made it very unlikely that a tyrant could seize power.
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While there are malevolent machines out there, Barry has seen first-hand how machines can be the opposite: he watched a benevolent AI named Distant Prime seize power in his home country and force out a faction of power hungry machines.
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With the French Open starting on Sunday, three-times grand slam winner Murray looks a pale imitation of the player who won his last 24 matches of 2016 to knock Novak Djokovic off his pedestal and seize power in men's tennis.
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Turkey, which has NATO's second-biggest armed forces, has dismissed or detained thousands of soldiers, including nearly half its generals, since the July 15 coup attempt, in which rogue troops commandeered tanks and warplanes in an attempt to seize power.
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Turkish security forces are still searching for some of the soldiers involved in the coup bid in various cities and rural areas but there is no risk of a renewed bid to seize power, a senior security official told Reuters.
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Nearly 20,000 members of the police, civil service, judiciary and army have been detained or suspended since Friday night's failed coup, in which more than 200 people were killed when a faction of the armed forces tried to seize power.
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There is also a risk that a group even more radical than Hamas could seize power, like Palestinian Islamic Jihad, already a potent rival of Hamas in Gaza, or perhaps elements of the Islamic State operating in the Sinai Desert.
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Just a few weeks ago, protesters marched through the Michigan Capitol claiming that Republicans were trying to subvert the will of voters and seize power from the Democrats who had just been elected governor, attorney general and secretary of state.
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But in a mass society, where traditional class interests have dissipated, a tyrant-in-the-making such as Mr. Orban does not need to seize power — his rule can be cemented by the nominally democratic institution of the popular vote.
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Since then, despite the United State's use of crippling sanctions to hurt the country's economy and try to force the ouster of Mr. Maduro, Mr. Guaidó has not managed to seize power and call new presidential elections — his stated goals.
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The divisions over Kennedy's Catholicism didn't just reflect the fears of mainstream everyday Protestant Americans; for some Protestant leaders and public figures, reactions to Kennedy's religious beliefs presented an opportunity to seize power by using that fear to their advantage.
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Turkey accuses U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen and his followers of carrying out the failed putsch of July 2016, when rogue soldiers commandeered warplanes, tanks and helicopters in a bid to seize power in which some 250 people were killed.
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NATO member Turkey has been hit by a spate bombings and shootings in the past year, claimed by Kurdish and Islamic State militants, on top of July's failed coup, in which soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets in a bid to seize power.
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He was speaking to his party in parliament a day after 13 journalists from a secularist opposition paper were detained on accusations of supporting the July 15 failed coup, in which rogue soldiers tried to seize power, killing more than 240 people.
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ISTANBUL, July 16 (Reuters) - The head of Turkey's armed forces has been rescued after being held hostage during an attempted coup by a military faction which used tanks and attack helicopters to try to seize power overnight, a senior Turkish official said.
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Turkey, a NATO member, has been hit by a series of bombings and shootings in the past year in addition to the coup, in which soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets in a bid to seize power, killing at least 240 people.
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The party is at once coming together -- especially on Capitol Hill -- and tearing itself apart, usually over social media, as competing ideologies jockey to keep or seize power in the aftermath of Trump's win and a decade of Democratic losses in the states.
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This isn't to say they're necessarily committed to constructing roads and bridges and dams; it's the infrastructure of their own movement — the one that has helped Republican politicians seize power in state legislatures over the past decade — that inspires their real dedication.
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The case against Mr. Gulen asserts that he led a shadowy movement that infiltrated government institutions — instigating the removal of opponents and promoting its own supporters into positions of power in the army, government and judiciary — until the moment it could seize power.
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Asked whether Chiwenga had briefed China on plans to seize power, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the Defence Ministry had already released information about his trip and that he didn't have an understanding about the specifics of his reception in China.
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Mr. Erdogan's government has been overseeing a large-scale purge of the army and other institutions since the attempted coup last year, when a renegade group of military officers tried to seize power, sending tanks into the streets and bombing the Parliament building.
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Der Spiegel has described Kuehnert, who triggered a debate in May for saying firms like carmaker BMW should be collectively owned, as the secret leader of the Social Democrats and Bild daily ran a headline saying he was trying to seize power.
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The most recent — as opposed to most famous — time a clownish demagogue used electoral politics to seize power in the face of a discredited political establishment and an ineffective and divided opposition was Silvio Berlusconi's various stints as prime minister of Italy.
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Kerry said he had no evidence at this time that Gulen was behind the plot to seize power from Erdogan, but he urged Turkish authorities to compile evidence as rapidly as possible so the United States can evaluate whether Gulen should be extradited to Turkey.
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Turkish officials say the scale of the crackdown, which has broad popular support at home, is justified by the gravity of events on July 15, when rogue soldiers commandeered tanks, fighter jets and helicopters, bombing parliament and government buildings in their attempt to seize power.
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As Turkish authorities sought to retaliate for a faction of armed forces' bid to seize power, traders pared their safe-haven holdings of yen, gold and low-risk government bonds, though they clung to some of their gains seen when the coup attempt broke.
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China's foreign ministry said a trip to Beijing by Zimbabwe's military chief one week before the army seized power in the South African nation was a "normal military exchange" amid speculation at the time he had come to brief on plans to seize power.
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Turkish officials say the scale of the crackdown, which enjoys broad popular support at home, is justified by the gravity of events on July 15, when rogue soldiers commandeered tanks, fighter jets and helicopters, bombing parliament and government buildings in their attempt to seize power.
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But especially around the time of season six — when the women of Game of Thrones began to seize power and cast off the men who had oppressed, assaulted, and raped them — the show developed a certain cachet about breaking the Westeros version of the patriarchy.
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The United States announced on Friday it was ending funding for the election, and promised more "concrete steps", after the Supreme Court dissolved the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) at the request of the government, on the grounds it was plotting to seize power.
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The failed coup, in which rogue soldiers commandeered fighters jets and tanks in a bid to seize power, and the subsequent purges have shaken the Turkish armed forces, the second largest in NATO, as they fight Islamic State and Kurdish militants in Turkey, Syria and Iraq.
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The United States announced it was ending funding for the election, and promised more "concrete steps", after the Supreme Court dissolved the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) on Thursday at the request of the government on the grounds it was plotting to seize power.
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Amid political uncertainty in the UK, there was the risk that the left-wing politician's Labour Party could seize power in an election — prompting the Australian executive to launch a new office in Switzerland in a novel scheme to shield Faraday Grid from any socialist encroachment.
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The Interpreter Donald J. Trump's suggestions that he might reject the results of the American election as illegitimate have unnerved scholars on democratic decline, who say his language echoes that of dictators who seize power by force and firebrand populists who weaken democracy for personal gain.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish security forces are still searching for some of the soldiers involved in a failed coup attempt and their weapons in various cities and rural areas but there is no risk of a renewed bid to seize power, a senior security official said on Monday.
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The United States announced it was ending funding for the election, and promised more "concrete steps", after the Supreme Court dissolved the main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) on Thursday at the request of the government, on the grounds it was plotting to seize power.
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Before a crowd of almost 100,000 people at a packed football stadium in Philadelphia, a Democratic presidential candidate pledged to seize power back from the "economic royalists," arguing that business interests had amassed too much influence within government to the clear detriment of the middle class.
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Earlier this month, China's state-run media branded Lai and three other well-known pro-democracy figures in the city as Hong Kong's "Gang of Four" -- a reference to the group that tried to overthrow Mao Zedong and seize power from the Communist Party in the 22047s.
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Some former members are disenchanted precisely because the movement is acting like a more traditional party, capitalizing on opportunities to seize power as it tries to broaden its appeal, among working class Italians who feel removed from the European Union and betrayed by their country's elites.
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More than 290 people were killed and around 1,400 wounded in the violence on Friday night, as soldiers commandeered tanks, attack helicopters and fighter jets in a bid to seize power, strafing parliament and the intelligence headquarters and trying to seize the main airport and bridges in Istanbul.
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Turkish officials reject the criticism, saying the extent of the crackdown is justified by the gravity of the threat to the Turkish state in the wake of the coup attempt, when soldiers commandeered tanks and fighter jets, bombing parliament and other key buildings in an attempt to seize power.
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Before a crowd of almost 100,000 people at a packed football stadium in Philadelphia, a Democratic presidential candidate pledged to seize power back from the "economic royalists," arguing that financial and business interests had amassed too much influence within the government to the clear detriment of the middle class.
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The men were on trial for their part in the events of the night of July 15, 2016, when a group of military officers and civilians commandeered tanks and warplanes, firing on protesters and bombing the Parliament building in the capital, Ankara, in an effort to seize power.
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With political stability still fragile — the first peaceful transfer of power since the 1991 Soviet collapse only took place four years ago - the authorities were keen the election be widely seen as free and fair to avoid a return to the days when politicians tried to seize power by force.
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At least 246 people were killed and more than 2,000 injured on the night of July 15, when a faction within the army used fighter jets, helicopters and tanks to try to seize airports and bridges, attacking buildings including parliament and the intelligence headquarters in a bid to seize power.
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His re-election campaign ran out of money this week, he cannot get TV air time, his meetings are disrupted by people shouting him down, and a fake newspaper handed out to voters has cast him as a U.S. stooge involved in a shadowy Jewish-Ukrainian conspiracy to seize power.
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The abortive coup on July 15, in which rogue soldiers commandeered tanks, fighter jets and helicopters in a bid to seize power, has raised concern about the stability of Turkey, a key member of the U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State and battling an insurgency at home by Kurdish militants.
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Many South Koreans still work in a "feudal" command-and-compliance work culture where "those who seize power get to believe that they can do whatever they want to," the mass-circulation newspaper JoongAng Ilbo said in an editorial last month on the causes of sexual abuse in South Korea.
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The gathering in parliament was one of the first in a string of events planned through the weekend to commemorate the night of July 153, when thousands of unarmed civilians took to the streets to defy rogue soldiers who commandeered tanks and warplanes and bombed parliament in an attempt to seize power.
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"In decades past, if a civilian leader was abruptly removed, the expectation would be that the army would swoop in to restore order — yet today, no serious observer of Pakistan expects the military to seize power," Michael Kugelman, South Asia deputy director and senior associate at the Wilson Center, said in a Tuesday note.
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"In other words, the less power and influence black Republican loyalists and outsiders have, the more explosive the fights," she said, adding that the 1976 National Black Republican Convention witnessed "knock-down, drag-out fights" among the 350 delegates, and that the period also saw a series of lawsuits filed by black Republicans looking to seize power control of groups organizing black Republicans.
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They're still a slog, but I keep coming back to them all the same, because they seem to have something to say about what it means to live in a world where the gap between the haves and have-nots grows a little wider with every second, and where the ruthless exploit that gap to drum up fear and seize power for themselves.
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" Trump's Monday night rally in one sentence The sentence comes from the AP's Jonathan Lemire and Alan Fram: "Trying to prove his political clout by pushing a Republican to victory in a special election, President Donald Trump used a North Carolina rally on Monday to paint a bleak picture of a nation that he claimed would be overrun with crime, poverty and immigrants if Democrats seize power in Washington.
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