Colour revolution

Colour revolution  (regime change)
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A political revolution that topples the government in a country by uprising of the population.

Colour Revolution is a term that is used by worldwide media to describe various movements that developed in several countries of the former Soviet Union, People's Republic of China and the Balkans during the early 2000s. These colour revolutions were a set of regime changes.

List

Rose Revolution 2003

Full article: Rose Revolution

In Georgia (country).

Orange Revolution 2004

Full article: Orange Revolution

In Ukraine.

Tulip Revolution 2005

Full article: Tulip Revolution

In Kyrgyzstan.

Cedar Revolution 2005

Full article: Cedar Revolution

In Lebanon.

Jasmine Revolution 2011

Full article: Jasmine Revolution

In Tunisia.

Velvet Revolution 2018

In Armenia.

Concerns

People who are fed up, for one reason or another, with the general situation in their respective nation state, are to be found in any population at any point in time. If there are to many of them and demonstrations start to happen, it usually leads to intervention by government forces and repression, or success on the side of the protesters and the creation of a new government. These people are and have always been, sought for by foreign governments for recruiting to influence the situation in that nation and to get rid of the current government in some way or another.

Full spectrum dominance

William Engdahl in his book: "Full Spectrum Dominance: Totalitarian Democracy in the New World Order" opines that the United States government has perfected colour revolutions as a tool against adversarial governments with the implementation of new technologies such as social media and special education for leaders of protests via fronts such as USAID and NED. Swarming is one of the operational techniques used on the ground to outmanoeuvre government forces.

George Soros

George Soros through his foundation network is credited with influencing protests in a variety of nation states. He funded the George Floyd protests.

Counterinsurgency

Full article: Counterinsurgency

Counterinsurgency tactics may be used to suppress a revolution.

 

Examples

Page name	Description
2011 Egyptian Revolution
Orange Revolution	2004-05 colour revolution in the Ukraine

 

Related Quotation

Page	Quote	Author	Date
Audrius Butkevičius	“If I had to choose between the atom bomb and Dr. Sharp’s book, I would choose this book.”	Audrius Butkevičius	1991

 

Related Documents

Title	Type	Publication date	Author(s)	Description
Document:Belarus Under Siege	webpage	29 July 2011	Michele Brand
Document:Hong Kong's Identity Crisis	article	9 October 2014	Ulson Gunnar	The "Occupy Central" movement in Hong Kong seek to harness popular disaffection, especially among the young, but its leaders represent colonial collaborators who cannot accept the return of Hong Kong to China, nor imagine life other than as cogs in an Anglo-American world order.
Document:Invasions of the Mind Snatchers	article	19 February 2014	Nebojsa Malic	A good introduction to the current template and modus-operandi of US/NATO-sponsored "Regime-change" operations which began with the destruction of Yugoslavia and have been repeated in at least a dozen countries in so-called "colour revolutions" and the "Arab Spring" in the decade or so since
Document:Is Perfidious Erdogan Destroying Russia for The Great Turan	Article	23 January 2022	William Engdahl
Document:The Last Kazakh Warning to Putin: Vaccination and Greed of Elites as the Cause of Revolution in Kazakhstan	Article	5 January 2022
Document:Usaia to attack Russia in 2015	interview transcript	31 May 2014	Evgeny Fedorov	A coup d´état under the guise of an ‘Colour Revolution’ is being prepared in Russia. The big picture and the details are given by Evgeny Fedorov, a deputy in the Russian parliament, and coordinator of the People’s Liberation Movement.

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