+ Follow Coups Tag
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[Title] => UN head 'strongly condemns' military detention of Myanmar leaders
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[Title] => Myanmar's military stages coup, detains Aung San Suu Kyi
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Enough of coups or coup rumors
[Summary] => Reports about coup attempts in this country are no longer surprising. Filipinos have come to sort of expect coup attempts to be lurking behind any dark corner waiting for some opportune time to strike at whoever may be the current target of destabilization.
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[Title] => The government’s silly self-induced panic, and ‘destabilization plot’
[Summary] => A "bomb threat" in the Senate? Nonsense.
The Presidential Security Group going on "full alert" in the face of coup talk – cuckoo talk really – from geriatric generals who’re too advanced in years to fight their way out of a paper bag? Salamabit.
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[Title] => Compulsion for rumors
[Summary] => Noise. After all is said and done, rumors mostly reduce to no more than noise, starting with a barely audible rumble in the ruminant‘s rumen, passing on to its abomasums after a series of innards-shaking belches and finally exploding as an exquisite gas – mostly hot air with a decidedly uncivilized turn – through nature’s rear portal.
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[Summary] => Reports about coup attempts in this country are no longer surprising. Filipinos have come to sort of expect coup attempts to be lurking behind any dark corner waiting for some opportune time to strike at whoever may be the current target of destabilization.
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[Title] => The government’s silly self-induced panic, and ‘destabilization plot’
[Summary] => A "bomb threat" in the Senate? Nonsense.
The Presidential Security Group going on "full alert" in the face of coup talk – cuckoo talk really – from geriatric generals who’re too advanced in years to fight their way out of a paper bag? Salamabit.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-09 00:00:00
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[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1510184
[AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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[Title] => Compulsion for rumors
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September 19, 2005 - 12:00am
