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'''Rosa Brooks''' is one of the primary [[coup]] plotters in the [[Biden Putsch]] along with [[Nils Gilman]] and [[Zoe Hudson]].

'''Rosa Brooks''' is one of the primary [[coup]] plotters in the [[Biden Putsch]] along with [[Nils Gilman]] and [[Zoe Hudson]].

In addition to her ties to the [[Obama administration]] and [[Open Society Foundations]] (OSF), as of 2020 Brooks was a scholar at [[West Point]]’s Modern War Institute, where she focuses on “the relationship between the military and domestic policing” and also [[Georgetown]]’s Innovative Policing Program. She is a a key player in the documented OSF-led push to “capitalize” off of legitimate calls for police reform to justify the creation of a federalized police force under the guise of [[Defund the Police|defunding and/or eliminating local police]] departments. Brooks’ interest in the “blurring line” between [[military]] and police is notable given her 2017 public advocacy of a military [[coup]] to remove [[President Trump]] from office<ref>https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/01/30/3-ways-to-get-rid-of-president-trump-before-2020-impeach-25th-amendment-coup/</ref> and the [[Transition Integrity Project]]'s (TIP) subsequent conclusion that the military “may” have to step in if Trump manages to win the 2020 election, per the group’s Summer 2020 “war games” scenarios.<ref>https://unlimitedhangout.com/2020/09/investigative-reports/bipartisan-washington-insiders-reveal-their-plan-for-chaos-if-trump-wins-the-election/</ref>

In addition to her ties to the [[Obama administration]] and [[Open Society Foundations]] (OSF), as of 2020 Brooks is a scholar at [[West Point]]’s Modern War Institute, where she focuses on “the relationship between the military and domestic policing” and also [[Georgetown]]’s Innovative Policing Program. She is a a key player in the documented OSF-led push to “capitalize” off of legitimate calls for police reform to justify the creation of a federalized police force under the guise of [[Defund the Police|defunding and/or eliminating local police]] departments. Brooks’ interest in the “blurring line” between [[military]] and police is notable given her 2017 public advocacy of a military [[coup]] to remove [[President Trump]] from office<ref>https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/01/30/3-ways-to-get-rid-of-president-trump-before-2020-impeach-25th-amendment-coup/</ref> and the [[Transition Integrity Project]]'s (TIP) subsequent conclusion that the military “may” have to step in if Trump manages to win the 2020 election, per the group’s Summer 2020 “war games” scenarios.<ref>https://unlimitedhangout.com/2020/09/investigative-reports/bipartisan-washington-insiders-reveal-their-plan-for-chaos-if-trump-wins-the-election/</ref>

 

Brooks donated $5,100 to the Biden campaign between September 12th, 2019 and February 19th, 2020 according to [[Federal Election Commission]] (FEC) records.  Interspersed through Brooks’s donations to the “Biden for President” effort is dontions to failed Democratic congressional candidate and Obama [[Russia collusion hoax]]er, [[Evelyn Farkas]].  Prior to the 2020 election cycle, Brooks donated nearly $16,500 between 2002 and 2018 to a host of Democratic candidates, including over $5,000 to the [[2008 Obama presidential campaign]] and $8,100 to [[2016 Hillary Clinton campaign]].  Brooks also served as Special Counsel to the President at the [[Open Society Institute]] and now serves on the advisory board of the foundation, the brainchild of progressive mega-donor [[George Soros]].<ref>https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/election-tip-biden-donations/</ref>

==See also==

==See also==