Read Luttwak's book, now I can give direct examples to some of what he discusses. However he builds upon the premises of a small coupist force infiltrating the capital city (replace the legal capital with Rio in this case) none of which apply here, though Mourão Filho's original concept >>39547 is as close as it gets.
It is completely unnecessary to take over the capital when the following take place:
-A sufficient threat of bloodshed is offered by the incorporated forces (4th Infantry Division, IInd Army), even if they're weaker than legalist reaction forces
-The government is afraid of bloodshed
-The government is led to panic and retreat after seeing defections, particularly a defection of a powerful, geographically close commander deemed trustworthy (i.e. Kruel)
-A foreign power threatens to recognize a parallel government
There was no classical storming and takeover of Rio de Janeiro. Rather, the government was bullied from outside into leaving it and the empty edifice of power was taken over. That's definitively a different kind of coup d'état. It probably still fits the definition.

On the other hand the 1961 coup was more of a pronunciamento, not an armed takeover but a veto by the military leadership to the Vice President taking office; it turned into troop deployments when the IIIrd Army refused to follow suit. Another pronunciamento could be the Colonels' Manifesto of 1954, a mere declaration which made President Vargas fire minister Goulart.
What still puzzles me is the difference between 1961 and 1964, how one failed and the other succeeded. There was mass political engagement, it was an age of populism - "a significant part of the population takes an active interest in political life—and regularly participates in it." On the other hand a significant part didn't.

In 1961 public opinion was overwhelmingly against the military ministers and they failed. In 1964 it was divided and the coupists won. In both cases there was also a degree of disillusionment with traditional politicians but that didn't stop enthusiasm for Goulart, which was one of them; I'm not counting this as a factor.
But according to Luttwak the overwhelming reaction against a coup by those engaged in politics, even if opposed to the government, should've taken place in both cases, but it only seems to have taken place in one of them. Public opinion wasn't supposed to have divided. So either there are more nuances to what determines it or it was weak/a nonfactor. After all in 1961 it wasn't public opinion alone but governors and the IIIrd Army, and even then their victory was hollow as the compromise of parliamentary government emptied the President's powers.

>>41288
is it summer in brazil now

>>41296
It's hot and I almost got touched by a hairy caterpillar today so I'd say yes.

>>41302
oh man im so jealous

>>41303
Yeah, hairy caterpillars are neat.

>>41288
Yeah, turns out it really is a practical guide and he build sup an imaginary example, kind of an idea of coup in the platonic sense. He mentions special circumstances a few times, since every individual situation will be unique in some way.
Technically the coupists did have a force in the capital (I mean Rio), and they made the functioning of the legalists less smooth. Their failure maybe was not preventing Goulart's leave, not sure if they even had the capacity for that.

>>41299
Very well could be. But he did not try to defend himself with reenactment claims.

>>158137
そうなのか

メモ：オナホ作成にはまったく向かない。硬い。バリが痛い。

気軽に手に入るオナホに使えるようなやわらか素材は
オナホしかないんじゃねえかな…

オナホ買おうぜ！

作ることが目的の人がいてもおかしくない

9chanの存在を初めて知ったがお

晩ごはんはシンプルなうどんがお

たらこスパゲティがお

のり弁がお

>>1627
I'm glad it's over

Mirosław Różański
W programie o tajemniczej śmierci oficera SWW w Teheranie, zabrakło mi konkluzji, kto doprowadził służby specjalne z pozycji zdolnych do prowadzenia samodzielnych operacji typu Samum (ewakuacji Amerykanów z Iraku) do niezdolnych do wyjaśnienia utraty żołnierza wywiadu.
https://twitter.com/MirekRozanski/status/1330241687076081667
https://coub.com/view/1ez1dl

jaroslaw-kaczynski-z-ochrona-grom-pilnuja-go-nawet-w-kancelarii-premiera
Są uznawani za bóstwa, bo są blisko prezesa PiS i sami taki mit wytwarzają. Nawet politycy PiS się ich boją, choć sam prezes nie ma z ochroną jakichś bliskich relacji - mówił WP były oficer BOR.
I jak dodaje, ich silna pozycja wzięła się stąd, że "rządzili na miesięcznicach".
https://wiadomosci.wp.pl/jaroslaw-kaczynski-z-ochrona-grom-pilnuja-go-nawet-w-kancelarii-premiera-6579465699527552a
https://coub.com/view/268oz7

Roman Giertych
Ciekawe czy służby włoskie o tym wiedziały…
https://twitter.com/GiertychRoman/status/1332041250124468226
https://coub.com/view/2jpgst

Media w USA: Koniec marzeń o Forcie Trump w Polsce. Koziej: pomysł bardziej szkodził niż pomagał
„Marzenie o hołdzie dla prezydenta Trumpa w Polsce jest już nieaktualne, a zwolennicy pomysłu bagatelizują to, że kiedykolwiek był na stole” - pisze dziś amerykańska gazeta „The Washington Times”, znana z dobrych źródeł w Pentagonie. Chodzi o pomysł dotyczący utworzenia stałej amerykańskiej bazy w Polsce o nazwie Fort Trump.
https://www.onet.pl/informacje/onetwiado.....x,79cfc278
https://coub.com/view/89fgz

Edyta Żemła Dane osobowe i medyczne ponad 600 żołnierzy i cywilnych pracowników armii wielu państw, w tym 90 Amerykanów wyciekły z naszego wojska. Zamiast do archiwum wojskowego @WBH_2016
trafiły na śmietnik!
https://mobile.twitter.com/Edytazemla/status/1334026042198069248
https://coub.com/view/zcdhh

>>41256
>Lepers
>Why
They hoped to heal. Also they probably begged for alms.

>>41261
>>41262
Gonna check it out.

>>41264
>is that the same herod
Will depend on the timeline

>>41266
Try Caligula. :^) Maybe Life of Blian.
Read Josephus. It's basically the Old Testament and then some. I remember something about the Jewish guerillas (sicarios), turns out Life of Blian is historically very accurate in the question.

>>41272
>Try Caligula
>is a 1979 erotic historical drama
I want a movie without sex please.

What's the point of sex scenes in movies anyway?

>>41280
That depends. In Caligula, that's the main plot, me thinks.
Maybe it caters to the voyeuristic nature of people, and/or maybe movie makers exploit this curiosity.
This might be related to the gossipy nature as well. People like to know stuff about other people, and talk about these stuff. And they would gossip about everything they saw or heard, all the aspects of others' life. Sex is part of that.
And while we at life and what it covers, artists deal in the aspects of life, especially with those which involve emotion and/or desire, and a subset of this is sex.
As previous commenter above somewhere said, you can jump over those, fast forward and that's it.

>>41034
>Umm. No.
He gone bernd

>>41048
I can see it now. The Bernd Aquatic, with Hungarybernd. We just need to find somebody to fund us

>>41047
Most of the deep sea floor is still completely undiscovered. Modern Submarines can't handle the high pressure. Who knows what Lovecraftian creatures are hidden underneath the surface?

>>41260
Cthulhoo is cute.
Wouldn't that big lobster crushed tho?

Also the vast majority of caves are unexplored as well. Not sure where I read it.

暑い夏はアイスティーと一緒に
うまい、飽きる

なぜあんなに飽きるのか
その謎を探るべく我々はアマゾンの奥地へ向かった

バウム探検隊は今もどこかを彷徨っている

ついにバウムクーヘン専用AIオーブンが開発されたぞ！

顔パーツはなんのために付いているのか

分からん
sportschan/sp/の住人も？？？って思ってると思う

ｱｵｰﾝ

スポチャンまた投稿出来ない

おっぱいにおぺきにす入らない

I am currently moving around different places and trying to find a good place to stay in permanently. At least I left the shithole I was living in

I'm getting messages from recruiters, but the positions they have are kinda underpayed. And sometimes they are really RUDE and don't respond to when I say I'm interested in the position they offer.


Also, is this thread close to the bump limit? Should we make another one bernds?

Woke up this morning got myself a snow shovel. Nice thick fluffy snow outside, had to clear it. Measured 11 cm at an even place, and it melts constantly. Noice. It's more than all the snow of the previous three years together.
Huh, got kinda tired, workout for the morn.

>>41098
Well, I hope you found your place.
>rude
Well, Dutch are rude.

>>41234
>Well, I hope you found your place
It's better. Just a little away from things.

But I will more than likely just be here for a little while

>>41257
I heard Dutch ride bikes everywhere. It's not a bad tool to move about and surprisingly quick. Although might be chilly on the winter, but just pedal harder.

>>41257
we should create a bernd foundation to help other bernds in need.

natalka kocham cb................. ;//////////

Use .net or .gg, if neither fixes it, we'll see if we can correct the geolocation.

>>41197
Those reconstructions have to be taken with a hint of salt tho.
>more sophisticated
Their tools were more crude. Well what we know about, stone tools. Large shortcoming of archaeology that only in special circumstances preserve organic remains. Certain building materials can disappear too (eg. adobe).

>>41120
>The possibility of using the biomass of animals that died naturally or were killed by predators for food was provided by a tough instinct that did not allow him to kill anyone.
This sounds familiar.
Since it's not the actual work of Porshnev it's little short on actual data (for example up to the 6th page - where I am now at the moment - zoological data is frequently referred to, but it isn't really there to know what is that data), and more on opinions, but an interesting read nevertheless. Now I have a little time, but not sure if I'm gonna finish, some stuff to do before it gets dark outside.

>>41120
good text im reading it

Read some of that google translated article but haven't reached much further. Some articles about primates and how they perceive death, some observed behaviour; posting it since they are related to the early humans and their possible cannibalistic tendencies (in the article about Porshnev's work it's part of the scavenging habits of theirs).
https://www.livescience.com/6335-chimps-understand-mourn-death-research-suggests.html
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/gorillas-appear-grieve-their-dead-180971896/
So while it is known that primates sometimes consume deceased adolescent specimens, but it seems it depends more on circumstances. Furthermore they differentiate between the ones belong to their own group, and outsiders. And even outsiders aren't necessarily considered as a food source (the gorillas - the examples of the second article - are largely herbivores).
And one about Neanderthals and nidal and their burials, and possible burials.
https://www.sapiens.org/culture/hominin-burial/

The whole thing made me think if the notion that death is sleep roots in some taboo that we shouldn't eat the dead belonged to our group. "Stop my son, don't chew on grampa's toe, he is just sleeping!"

jews are evil in every time line anon.

>I've been sitting on this idea for a while
uncomfortable, wasn't it? i recommend you clean your behind next time you poop one of these