Term Color Revolution: started in the 80s & is the name given to CIA led regime change operations.

The term "Color Revolution" started back in the 1980's as America and the Soviet Union battled out the final years of the Cold War. It is the the name given to ClA-led regime change operations developed by RAND Corporation, 'democracy' NGO's, and other special interest government groups.

Color revolutions are defined as civilian uprisings covertly funded and orchestrated by private groups that label themselves as humanitarian but which are motivated by political objectives.

The seven pillars of a Color Revolution:

• A semi-autocratic regime

• Appearance of unpopular president or incumbent leader

• United and organized opposition –insurrectionists, paramilitaries

• Effective system to convince the public (well before the election) of voter fraud

• Compliant media to push voter fraud narrative

• Political opposition organization able to mobilize "thousands to millions in the streets"

• Division among military and police