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According to world leaders at the time, the aim of the invasion was to remove the possession of WMD's from the [[Reçêpistan|Recepi]] military arsenal despite cordial evidence of the contrary. Although a combination of price fixing by [[Reçêpistan]] in response to oil workers strikes in [insert nation name] as much as 413% resulting to the [[1981 Oil Shock]] until the result of sanctions against the [[Peace Committee]] ruling government curtailed the energy crisis to a degree while government forces crackdown unto the Sikh and Gypsy communities and [[Corumm]]ese migrant workers who threatened Peace Committee's power.

==Background==

Following the end of the war unto the Reconstruction era, aware of it's own responsibility for the continuation and commitment on the war effort and the enormous cost aftermath, the majority of party members decided to voluntary disband the party. In the last party speech, Prime Minister Isaak Ben Hurion stated "we collectivized the means of development, surmounted a class struggle by national discipline, moral rebirth and democracy as the conditions of socialism, a powerful popular army but to what cause my good people? Our people have suffered so much for so little... we did our duty standing by according to our alliance with [[Caphiria]]ns: our dignity and honor would never be intact but the memory of the people through their suffering is insufferable and it saddens me to say that I will disband the party and let democracy take a new shape as our people choose alas we would turn into a one party dictatorship; the very thing we believe against. " Ben Hurion grew up in humble circumstances, the son of a courtroom messenger, he knew poverty and went through a number of experiences that allowed him to understand and sympathize with the ordinary people and understood the suffering of a lost relative.

Although there were attempts by a minority of some politicians within the party to remain active it was to no avail. But little Ben Hurion knew at the time that the very decision caved the way for continuous change of government for short lengths with the longest hold 11 consecutive months. The concerns for the future of the democracy were perhaps entirely justified because, despite all the challenges the democratic regime was seriously in danger as "undemocratic" elements wanted to seize power for more than half a decade backed by foreign intelligence services. Near the eve of the assumption of power by the military, an unknown terrorist group plotted planting a series of explosive devices at mosques to spark a religious war between Samaritans and Alevis(both communities considered themselves the same people for centuries) but the conspirators were executed and information about the group remained classified; many decades later it was disclosed that it was a radical [[Levantia|Levantine]] protestant group masked as communists and backed by rogue intelligence elements from newly formed [[Levantine Union]], the elaborate scheme purpose was to trigger a sectarian war and a purge to left-wing elements and consolidate foreign elements unto Recépi politics but was kept classified to avoid a diplomatic and PR nightmare.

The coup fell apart in less than a week, for a group of their size it was quite surprising but the putchists didn't expect the Republican Guard remaining loyal to al-Nysra while in the meantime the government reacted quite dynamically by bombing instead Mevlüt Güll's HQ and killing most of his staff; effectively wiping out most of his senior command. Basically, the [[July Movement]] collapsed, which was due to the lack of strategic thinking from the conspirators part not anticipating al-Nysra's quick response and days later after the coup attempt a huge workers strike in the north paralyzed local putschist forces who were forced to be pinned in a two front war between government loyalist troops and sympathizing strikers.