>>1063892
Exactly. If you want privacy forget about voice. Your best bet is PGP encrypted text encrypted and decrypted on airgapped machines. Forget about strong anonymity though. If you send it through the Internet your adversary will know. Heck, even if you do dead drops the FBI will know about it if they care about you. That's how they caught those Russian spies.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYFOXeItRFM
If you want weak anonymity then maybe Tor can be enough, but in any case they will know you're up to no good and in most cases they'll be able to connect the dots and figure out it's you who is doing whatever you're doing.
So yeah, no, the retards at /pol/ who think a civil war will be easy peasy for them because they can blend in with the civilians are retarded.
The difference with Vietnam or even Afghanistan is that the government already has a surveillance infrastructure in place. Any agent can wander around and blend in too, unlike (for the most part) foreign countries. They have security cameras installed, complete with facial recognition and databases. They have radar, sea and air defenses, and control over what gets in and out of the country over airlines and freighters. It'll be much harder to smuggle military hardware from China or whatever. They have a pretty good idea of everybody's income and net worth.
Their only hope is for the soldiers turning against the government, but how many of them will have the balls to aim their weapons against other US soldiers? AFAIK, most of them have the "we are the good guys, whoever the government says we have to fight against is the bad guys". Do you really think that will change if the target becomes "domestic terrorists"? Do you think the population will support whoever is blowing up power and cell towers and preventing them from watching their game and getting on Facebook? Or even support rebels blowing up innocent (in their good goy mind) jews and niggers and preventing them from lawfully owning a hunting rifle and a pistol for self defense? No, most people won't support the rebels when the check from the bank stops clearing because the rebels blew up the bank, and they're bored because the rebels blew up the TV station and the fiber optic cables. They'd rather sit in their couch and drink beer and be oblivious as to what's going on demographically, politically and culturally. Otherwise we wouldn't be in this big of a mess in the first place. No, most people will rat out their friendly neighborhood terrorist to the feds, no doubt about it.
I don't know how it will play out, but I know there's not much chance of a civil war for a couple decades at least.