What is the most likely cause today of civil unrest? Immigration. Gay Marriage. Abortion. The Results of Election Day. The Mosque at Ground Zero. Nope.
Try the Federal Reserve. November 3rd is when the
Federal Reserve's next policy committee meeting ends, and if you thought
this was just another boring money meeting you would be wrong. It could be the most important meeting in Fed history,
maybe. The US central bank is expected to announce its next move to
boost the faltering economic recovery. To say there has been
considerable debate and anxiety among Fed watchers about what the
central bank should do would be an understatement.
Read more:
http://curiouscapitalist.blogs.time.com/2010/10/19/will-the-federal-reserves-next-meeting-lead-to-civil-war/#ixzz133xIfyMU 
2 Comments in Response to Will the Federal Reserve Cause a Civil War?
This article is obviously about denigrating anyone who protests against the actions of the Federal Reserve. It mentions Ron Paul, the Tea Party groups, and militias who might target the Fed during civil unrest. For example, in one paragraph, the article's author talks about Ben Bernanke's quantitative easing program. At the end of the paragraph in parentheses it says"See pictures of the Tea Party." That doesn't logically flow. The article is telling Americans to forget their First Amendment rights and just meekly accept what the Fed does.
The day _after_ the 2010 elections... and well after the Stock Market opens on Wall Street, the Federal Reserve (Ben B.) will demonstrate who/what really runs the planet.