Edited sentence: ) to cut the telephone lines of the Zarzuela (where the king resided).After these phone calls, the king changed sides (and is since then known as "El Chaquetero").Antonio Tejero is a man of honor, an idealist, who sincerely believed in the cause.General Armada was the liaison to the king.Milans del Bosch was a man loyal to Spain, an officer and a gentleman and a man of action.One must not forget that, Juan Carlos de Borbon y Borbon was put on the throne by Francisco Franco himself, after having pledged allegiance to Franco and having promised to continue his politics (standing by the Caudillo's death bed.One ought to read a book called "Yo indagué el 23-F", and read between the lines.The 'Captains", also, were some of the best soldiers Spain ever had.The executives forgot (.The king, who was involved long before the "coup", but who is not a person of character, called his father in France for final advice and also spoke to the US ambassador in France.We (who were close to the "coup") all know that the "competent military authority" Antonio Tejero was waiting for, was no-one else than the King Juan-Carlos himself, code named "El Elefante Blanco" (The White Elephant) in the operation