In "You Say You Want a Revolution," security expert and former police officer James F. Pastor delivers an urgent warning about America's revolutionary climate. Drawing from decades of experience in law enforcement and security, Pastor identifies concerning patterns in today's ideological landscape - from defunding police movements to critical race theory - that he believes signal an imminent societal upheaval. Pastor methodically analyzes how progressive policies affect public safety, crime rates, and the stability of American institutions. Connecting ideological dots across race, religion, and politics, he argues that many current social justice initiatives actually undermine the safety and cohesion they claim to promote. With clarity and conviction, Pastor explains his "Public Safety Policing" model as a pragmatic response to growing disorder and potential extremism. More than just critique, this thought-provoking analysis offers a framework for understanding our fractured society and the competing visions for America's future. Pastor challenges readers to consider what truly matters - truth, love, family, country, and faith - while offering a passionate defense of traditional American values in the face of what he sees as revolutionary forces. A wake-up call for those concerned about America's direction, Pastor's message is clear: be careful what you ask for in the quest for transformation. If you enjoyed "American Marxism," "Live Not By Lies," and "The Madness of Crowds," you'll love "You Say You Want a Revolution."