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I want to welcome everyone back to part six of my reading of Koudetah by Edward Lutwak.

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Here we go. We'll do.

Neutralizing the police.

The flags and uniforms of the military forces of different countries are very different, but their

structure and organization tend to be similar because they reflect the universality of modern technology.

The tactical implications of weapons and ancillary equipment impose a certain uniformity on military organization.

This has enabled us to study their infiltration

in terms that are generally applicable.

Police forces, however, are shaped by local, social, and political conditions and are therefore very diverse.

Police officers can be armed very heavily or not at all.

They can be concentrated in mobile and hard-hitting units or dispersed in small groups.

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