A simple word -- long out of use -- which we must now reintroduce:

[elehhhhna]

mutiny

Main Entry: mu·ti·ny ... forcible or passive resistance to lawful authority; especially : concerted revolt (as of a naval crew) against discipline or a superior officer
synonym see REBELLION
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/mutiny

There is evidence of a slow rolling MUTINY against the Bush Administration:
the CIA refuses (to continue) to violate law by maintaining secret prisons, there are leaks from the upper echelon of the US MIL., outright derision by 5 (!) ex US Joint Chiefs of Staff...and much more.

Mutiny.

Has a nice ring to it.

[Coexist]

1. like it.

[Warpy]

2. High frigging time!

The military is charged with upholding the constitution, something they've neglected to do since WWII and probably before.

It's high time they started.

[Dhalgren]

3. "Mutiny". I love the sound of it. It has to come from each of us,

every day, everywhere. As we used to say in the sixties: "It is time to throw our bodies onto the gears of the machine"...

[genie_weenie]

4. It's not a mutiny since the authority is unlawful. n/t

[Lost4words]

5. illegitimate is the word I use for the junta.

they (the Boooosh junta) are the mutineers IMHO!

[elehhhhna]

6. "concerted revolt ... against discipline or a superior officer"

by definition, it IS Mutiny.

[genie_weenie]

7. For those who are under the sway of The Ruling Regime

it may regarded as such, but I do not recognize the authority therefore my disobedience is not the *crime* of Mutiny the same way that I could not be charged with Treason. I do not recognize the US Government's claim to power and control over my life.