
JorjeToTheWorld
Legendary Member
Eh, this is by definition unrealistic. But here it goes.
1) Revolution that topples the government.
2) Army takes over for a few weeks. All who participated in the government under house arrest
3) A transitional government with technocrats and emergency powers is set into place, with plan to immediately tackle corruption, start investigating those in power for the past 30 years, form a constitutional counsel to revise the Constitution and fully implement Taef.
4) Constitution is sent for referendum.
5) Elections following from the Constitution
It's a big ask to do any of this without a civil war. And there is the question of Hezbollah arms. Only solution is if they come directly under the authority of the state - no decision of war without the formal approvement of the executive authority.
1) Revolution that topples the government.
2) Army takes over for a few weeks. All who participated in the government under house arrest
3) A transitional government with technocrats and emergency powers is set into place, with plan to immediately tackle corruption, start investigating those in power for the past 30 years, form a constitutional counsel to revise the Constitution and fully implement Taef.
4) Constitution is sent for referendum.
5) Elections following from the Constitution
It's a big ask to do any of this without a civil war. And there is the question of Hezbollah arms. Only solution is if they come directly under the authority of the state - no decision of war without the formal approvement of the executive authority.