Surreal. One couldn't make this stuff up.<p>I mean, if I were watching one of those brainless action movies late at night and a bunch of tough mercenaries paused to post a tweet about their secret plan to overthrow a government, I would think the plot had turned so unrealistic that I would have to stop watching. There's a limit to how much one can suspend disbelief.<p>The thoughts on my mind now are:<p>Is this really <i>real</i>? Could it be a <i>hoax</i>? For humanity's sake, let's hope it's a hoax. But apparently, yes, this is real, and no, it doesn't seem to be a hoax.<p>So... <i>what, exactly,</i> were these people thinking?
This is simply not believable at face value. The author's article history is a party-line, narrative-embraced point of view (Trump is ready to gamble with American Lives, Honor Labor by compensating it, Feminism should make you uncomfortable, et al). That doesn't make her wrong obviously, but it indicates an inclination towards group-think I find untoward.<p>Regardless, even if the presented facts are "true" (whatever that means), there simply must be more to the story.