what would you revolt over

[speed]

Normally, I am not a fan of painting with such broad strokes but, there really isn't anything untruthful here.

Yet, all of your painting seems to be done with them.

 

[Norsemaiden]

If there is any great change of government that threatens the interests of the One World Order, other nations are corralled into putting pressure, ranging from sanctions to all out warfare (as in WWII). It doesn't matter what the policies of the new government are. What matters is whether the leaders are in cohoots with the NWO, or whether they are loose cannons.

What about the situation 6 years ago in Austria when Joerg Haider's Freedom Party was elected to form part of a coalition government? The European Union slammed sanctions onto Austria. Even though, as this site

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/feb2000/haid-f22.shtml
points out, Haider's policies were not so far removed from that of other EU nations.

The European governments have already disqualified themselves in this regard through their own practice. Persecution and discrimination against foreigners are part of everyday life in the European Union. Haider does not miss an opportunity to point this out. He, an extreme right-winger? But hadn't the German Interior Minister Otto Schily—a social democrat—also demanded a halt to the further influx of foreigners? And doesn't Tony Blair in Great Britain—likewise a social democrat—call for a zero-tolerance policy for juvenile offenders? Etc., etc.

The excited reaction of the European governments to Haider has quite different causes than his xenophobia and intolerance. They are not offended by his politics, and certainly not by his personality. As the prime minister of the Austrian state of Carinthia, Haider has been working for months in the EU's regional committee in Brussels, without anyone getting worked up about it.

War was declared on Hitler just as soon as he became part of a coalition government, well before any offensive on Poland or any rounding up of Jews.
http://www.wintersonnenwende.com/scriptorium/english/archives/articles/jdecwar.html

 

[aqnimal]

If you are referring to the USA, I think the chance are absolute zero. Two reasons:
1) Revolt requires a massive number of people to be massively maligned by the actions (or lack thereof) of the governmental power. Fact is, right now most people in the USA are living well.

The American Revolution never had the support of more than about a 3rd of the population of the colonies at most- the rest of the colonists, if they weren't loyal to England, basically tried to sit on the fence as best they could.