AN ANALYSIS OF THE COMING CIVIL WAR: WHO WILL WIN AND WHY?
by Dave Hodges
TheCommonSenseShow.com
2 Apr.,2015
Jade Helm 15 (JH 15) has awakened the American consciousness like few other events in recent history. I have been getting calls from Louisiana, to Utah, to Texas, to California, to New York, and from Colorado mainstream radio stations (e.g. FOX) who wanted to interview me about the martial law and extraction of dissidents operations associated with JH 15. Most of the mainstream talk show hosts are in shock over what they are discovering. Some of the hosts and their listeners want to know if I thought this turn of events is going to deteriorate into a civil war.
My answer to the civil war question has always been “I do not know” and I am certainly not advocating for it. However, with this much attention being paid to the possibility, I decided to conduct my own research into the possibility in which I sought to answer three questions:
1. Will America attempt to defeat the banker-led occupation forces which have hijacked our government?
2. What kind of civil war would it be?
3. What are the “people’s” chances of winning a civil war?
Here are the results of my investigation.
Four Types of Conflict
How can one be certain that the coming conflict will be a guerrilla war? A quick analysis of the options will quickly reveal which direction a civil war would follow.
Military strategists identify four levels of conflict; (1) nuclear war is the trump card of all conflicts; 2) conventional warfare; (3) guerrilla warfare; and, (4) terrorism.
Terrorism is the least preferred option by any insurgent group. With terrorism, there is absolutely no hope of final victory because territory is never occupied. For that reason, nobody aspires to engage in terrorism if they have a viable alternative and the American people do have a choice given how well armed we are. In a case in point, please note how the terrorist group, ISIS, has attempted to go mainstream by fighting conventional military battles in Iraq. Terrorism is the least preferred option and it also runs contrary to traditional American psychology.
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