As 2025 unfolds, whispers of a fractured America grow louder—fueled by political divides, armed militias, and social media echo chambers that amplify distrust. Recent polls, like Rasmussen Reports’ September 2025 survey, show 41% of Americans fearing civil unrest could spiral into something worse, while CSIS warns of low but non-zero risks of insurgency-style violence. Drawing on my energy sector lens and OSINT insights from platforms like X and leaked militia comms, this video dives into the triggers that could push the U.S. toward civil war, from economic strain to election fallout. We’ll unpack the warning signs, assess the likelihood, and urge you to dig into the data yourself to stay ahead of the curve. Is America on the brink? Let’s break it down. #USCivilWar #Polarization2025 #CivilUnrest #AmericanTensions #OSINTAnalysis #MilitiaActivity #ElectionFallout #CyberDisinformation #EnergyCrisis #Preparedness2025 #nokings Want to dig into the data behind today’s dive into U.S. civil war risks? Below are the key sources I used—packed with stats, maps, and OSINT insights on polarization, militias, and more. Check them out, share your finds in the comments, and let’s keep the conversation going! What’s your take on America’s 2025 flashpoints? Rasmussen Reports: September 2025 National Survey on Civil Unrest Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS): The First Battle of the Next War – Wargaming a U.S. Domestic Conflict Pew Research Center: Polarization and Political Conflict in America 2025 Gallup: Trust in U.S. Institutions and Election Integrity 2025 OSAC: United States – Domestic Unrest and Protest Risks, Q3 2025