>>sedition 1.conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch. (that monarch thing. See New American aristocracy)
>>How do you get sedition out of that. opposition yes .I see nothing in there about regaining power in any way than through the ballot box.

Rebel: refuse allegiance to, resist, or rise in arms against the government or ruler of a country.

Don't pick "rise in arms," pick "refuse allegiance to" or "resist" with sneaky methods to goad citizens down a path concocted by a shrouded few. Yuck. I'm happy with the term I used.

>>The MSM which you suddenly seem to have become allergic to is not the only group that uses carefully selected facts to create a reality

No. But I'm confident that many voters were alarmed by the cynical attitude towards the citizenry in the Podesta leaks. People don't like being treated as simpletons whose "groundswell" is concocted by devious puppeteers. Yet here they go again, not even a month into Trump's term. Do Conservatives do it too? Maybe, but "fact checking" requires evidence.

Imagine this were a leak out of the GOP or White House. This time do you think you might hear a little more about it in the unbiased MSM?

Re banning Syrian refuges indefinitely: most of the Syrian refugees in the US are women and children which could make Trump's order seem excessive. I'm leaning that way based on the few facts available bearing in mind that we don't see the Homeland Security briefings. But then overnight, I see that bomb plots in France and Denmark have been thwarted, both involving 16 year old girls. Few additional facts are available so far, except that one of them had pledged allegiance to ISIS and the other had been in Syria recently.