If the wealthy, powerful interests across the nation would find Dr. King's escalating activity against the war intolerable, his planned mobilization of half a million poor people with the intention of laying siege to Congress could only engender outrage - and fear. They knew that it was not going to be possible for the Congress to satisfy the demands of a the multitude of the poor, alienated Americans led by Dr. King, and they believed that the growing frustration could well lead to violence. In such a situation with the unavailability of sufficient troops to control that mass of people, the capital could be overrun. Nothing less than a revolution might result. This possibility simply could not be allowed to materailze, and neither could Martin King's crusade against the war be permitted to continue."

By the way, according to the Army sniper from the 902nd MIG, his former unit still exists.

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