⚠️ The Ground Beneath Us Is Shifting

America’s Internal Fault Lines Are Moving & Few Are Paying Attention

Across the country, the ground is shifting in ways that can no longer be ignored. The sense of stability that most Americans once took for granted is eroding, replaced by unease that feels disturbingly familiar to anyone who has worked in unstable regions overseas. The warning signs that used to mark the prelude to unrest in foreign nations are now visible here at home - in our streets, online conversations, and even in our neighborhoods.

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A Nation on Edge

Federal agencies have quietly - and sometimes publicly - raised the alarm over the rise of domestic extremist activity. While the headlines still tend to focus on threats from abroad, intelligence assessments increasingly point to a more uncomfortable truth: the greatest danger to the average American today may not come from foreign terrorists, but from our own citizens.

Radicalization no longer follows a single path. Many individuals and small groups are forming what analysts call hybrid ideologies - blending political grievances, conspiracy theories, and apocalyptic thinking into a volatile mix. The result is a decentralized threat environment that defies easy classification. These actors don’t wear uniforms, carry banners, or report to leaders. They emerge out of anger, alienation, or the belief that the system itself has become illegitimate.

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The Patchwork of Instability

What’s forming isn’t a single enemy force but a patchwork of instability - small sparks waiting for the right fuel. Lone actors, splinter movements, and loosely connected online communities are far harder to track than the large, organized groups we faced in previous decades. Each node is capable of acting independently, but together they form a diffuse network of potential violence.

Economic strain, cultural division, and distrust in institutions provide the tinder. Every viral outrage, every economic shock, every political scandal becomes an accelerant. When people lose faith in the fairness of the system, they begin to justify extraordinary actions in the name of “saving” it.

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Early Flashpoints Emerging

We are already seeing tangible signs of this new domestic turbulence:

⚡ Increased targeting of infrastructure - energy grids, water systems, communication nodes, and transportation hubs have all faced attempted sabotage.

⚡ Threats against officials and public servants - from school boards to sheriffs’ departments, the tone of political disagreement has shifted toward intimidation.

⚡ Cross-pollination among extremist groups - previously opposed factions now find common cause in their disdain for authority, merging elements of militias, anarchists, and radical ideologues.

Each of these developments, in isolation, might seem containable. Together, they paint the picture of a country entering a phase of **chronic internal instability** — a low-boil conflict without formal battle lines.

The Consequence of Complacency

Too many still dismiss these warning signs as isolated incidents or online bluster. That complacency is dangerous. When communities fail to recognize the shift, they become reactive instead of proactive. Law enforcement can disrupt plots, but it cannot rebuild the moral fabric of a divided society. Politicians can condemn violence, but they cannot legislate away the sense of alienation driving it.

The key takeaway is this: instability at home is no longer theoretical. It is happening now - and the only uncertainty is where it will ignite next.

Building Resilience Before the Storm

Preparedness begins with awareness. Situational awareness, both digital and physical, is no longer optional; it is a civic duty. Communities must learn to share credible intelligence, verify information before spreading it, and harden their critical infrastructure - not just against natural disasters, but against deliberate attacks.

Families should revisit their contingency plans: communication trees, evacuation routes, financial resilience, and the ability to sustain themselves for days or weeks if disruptions occur. Local leaders - especially faith leaders, business owners, and emergency coordinators - must have the courage to address these threats directly, without political spin or fear of controversy.

The Imperative to Prepare

America is not collapsing - but it is shifting. The social cohesion that once held the line is thinning, and when that happens, even small disruptions can cascade into crisis. Those who have seen instability abroad know how fast the descent can be once trust evaporates and fear takes root.

The storm is building. Whether it breaks tomorrow or next year, the time to prepare is not later it’s now. Resilient families and vigilant communities will weather what’s coming; those who dismiss the signs will be caught off guard when the fault lines finally give way.

Godspeed,
Mike Glover
Founder