Silent Coup of the Guardians Michael Hyde a term the contributors employ

a term the contributors employ to refer to military memories that are both counterintuitive and run counter to the "victim-oriented" memories that have historically informed Latin American public memory and human rights activism

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witnessed his mother and brother being sold on the auction block

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Silent Coup of the Guardians Michael Hyde a term the contributors employGrowing political radicalization and polarization in American government has created a scarcity of civilian leadership, knowledge, expertise, and power. Political rivals and adversaries, too busy combating each other, have abandoned the helm of the ship of state, setting reason, compromise, intellectual curiosity, and effective governing adrift. A faction of exceptionally capable and influential guardians America's military elites increasingly fill