The Color Revolution in India is unfolding stage by stage as we speak. Frankly, I could use help on this blog to pick up on the number of things unfolding simultaneously.

The new chief of Twitter, which was used so extensively in the Arab Spring at Tahrir Square is one Raheel Khurshid, a Kashmiri journalist and separatist trained in the US. Khurshid was the force behind the drummed-up Delhi rape crisis, so, as I blogged long before I knew this. This is ARAB SPRING, INDIAN EDITION:

“Raheel Khursheed, 30, a local journalist-cum-online activist has taken over as chief of Twitter India, following his appointment earlier this month as head of the news, politics and government division at the popular microblogging site.

Twitter, which along with Facebook is one of the two top social websites, had created the post specifically for a few emerging countries, including India.”

His biography reads exactly like what you’d expect for someone groomed by the Rothschild elites to head one of their innumerable astro-turf popular movements, popularly known as color revolutions.