History shows that when revolutions occurred in human civilizations—recent and ancient—a huge number of people involved believed the outcomes would advantage them. However, the specifics in many examples reveal that, after peace returned, one man, sometimes a woman, established a stranglehold that resulted, save for a few confidants, in widespread loss of rights and freedoms.
The creation of the United States has been an exception where, otherwise, the last 100 years, when strongmen led revolutions, afterwards…
