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In the modern age, I don't think any country except very backwards ones can have a successful internal revolution. With the advent of information technology, tracking dangerous dissidents and crushing organized revolts has never been easier.
I would argue that. The revolutionary war in Libya resulted in the deposition of Gaddafi forces, which was better armed, than the militant revolutionary forces.
In the modern age, I don't think any country except very backwards ones can have a successful internal revolution. With the advent of information technology, tracking dangerous dissidents and crushing organized revolts has never been easier.
Tunisian revolution resulted in the deposition of the administration. The same dynamic occurred in Mubarak-controlled Egypt, where government collapsed due to popular insurrection.
The same thing is happening in Syria.
In the modern age, I don't think any country except very backwards ones can have a successful internal revolution. With the advent of information technology, tracking dangerous dissidents and crushing organized revolts has never been easier.
Communist revolutionary forces also initiated the same tactic, rallying up the masses, against the Jiang Jieshi-led Kuomintang.