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I want to welcome everyone back to part eight of my reading of Koudet Saab by Edward Wach. John Fieldhouse is back. How you doing John?

Doing well, sir. All right, I'm gonna get into it. Just start reading.

Sandy and I left off at a city entry exit road links.

So here we go.

During the active phase of the coup,

the unexpected arrival of even a small

contention of loyalist or uninfiltrated forces could seriously endanger our

whole effort. When a government discovers that troops of its own armed forces are taking part in a coup in the capital city, its logical reaction may be to call on troops stationed elsewhere.

In the hope that the infiltration of the armed forces is limited to those in the capital city.

As it is not easy to infiltrate forces in the entire national territory,

the government's hope may not be unfounded. We will attack the mechanism

that could lead to the arrival of loyalist troops in the capital city at each

separate level. We will arrest those who would call them in. We will disrupt the telecommunications

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