We live in unsettled times. Is a revolution possible in the United States of America? It would seem an impossibility even a few years ago. But the question is worthy of analysis. What would it actually take to spark a war?

The best answer is found in looking at our own government developed programs to destabilize other regimes. If we look back to the late 90s to early 2000, the US State Department, aided by its National Endowment for Democracy (NED), RAND Corp., and the CIA, we find a blueprint. It is called the Color Revolution Model. It has been deployed dozens of times globally to destabilize other governments.

It is ironic the same tactics could destabilize our own country.

The color revolution method is simple and ancient: instigate and manipulate a frenzied mob around simplistic demands to accomplish whatever geopolitical goals are intended.

There are seven pillars to make this happen. This podcast discussed all of them. 

This doesn't mean the United States will end up in a Civil War, but understanding the signs and tactics deployed to instigate war gives us insight into how it could happen in America.