> No, someone getting raided is not going to film it Some people record their properties 24/7 and stream to back up servers. You're talking about regime enforcement breaking down doors. I'm talking about scenarios where irs forces are baited with false reports into ambushes. If at any point elements of the military, namely veterans, decide to go rogue, this is how they will defend their operating areas, would be my guess. Look at the basic mindset, they're all trained to be proactive and extrapolate what they might do or what approach for an insurgency extremist element could resort to. Many of them are *nimby* types, so they'd stay close to home in a shtf scenario, unlike say, jihadists, which travel for 'religious education'. Thats the fundemental misunderstanding they make at the state department and ghouls at the three letter agencies: lot of demoralization, but plenty of propaganda designed to provoke a response but they keep failing to get any. Because they're misidentifying any extremist elements as falling into the jihadist-playbook. The riots of 2020-2021 worked to rile people up to dangerous levels because they brought it right to the nimby's back yard, the exact redline everyone always talks about. Trump is a potent symbol of 'law and order' for the military, so any significant procedural violation is going to immediately create alienation and disaffected subsegments in the armed forces, because good order and procedure is their life and livelihood. Any faction in the regime thats accelerationist, looking to push this political moment further needs to think about how they would marry that fresh understanding of the military to the lessons learned in 2020-2021. And that is the advice I would give the destabilizing elements of the regime if I worked for them.