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A coup organized by a cult with 200.000 members, who mostly obtained positions in government via nepotism. That shouldn't look so outlandish considering what ha
by _v7gu 5y ago
A coup organized by a cult with 200.000 members, who mostly obtained positions in government via nepotism. That shouldn't look so outlandish considering what happened in South Korea.
Also to say, sacking people with cult involvement had universal support. The opposition parties always held very strong anti-cult positions for ever.
Funnily enough, the cult itself was involved in destruction of political opposition via conspiracy (the Balyoz case) back when they were besties with the ruling party.