I concur with the post, but may i say no? (to calm down). is a coup illegal? (rhetoric) imho, we are approaching an intersection of journalism revolution. Nel

I concur with the post, but may i say no? (to calm down). is a coup illegal? (rhetoric) imho, we are approaching an intersection of journalism revolution. Nelson Mandella was in prison 27 years. Let's say there was an outcry of similar kind(and occurred frequently); wouldn't there be discussions about the rights/wrongs of Mandella now? A story from the past: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2006/oct/07/theobserver http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2006/oct/07/theobserver : about Anna Politkovskaya who was shot dead. Let's say there was a retaliation as what we see now- we would have see a little rift? wouldn't we? I say keep up the pressure, but in (possibly)ethical ways.