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There has been alot of online chatter recently that the UK is approaching civil war. This follows an interview with Professor David Betz who speculates that a Civil War will happen in the UK in the next five years. This is not something that can be avoided at this stage he claims. He also theorises that it wont be a two sided war, but a multi-front, all against all conflict. He suggests that up to half a million will die in this war.

With such certainty from David Betz it perhaps worth a thread to document the descent.

Below is original video. And I will link further interviews where he has developed his idea.


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This commentators points out how London is increasingly pulling away from the rest of the UK and acting like an independent city state. To extent that Mayor Khan has appointed what amount to a 'foreign secretary' to handle London's global relations. This builds on UK Columns long standing investigation of globalist plan to detach major cities from their nation states to become an network entity in their own right.


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Not crazy vil war in the normal understanding but more a complete breakup into small fiefdoms. Which is why we must Clan Up.
 

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Resisted it for a long time as hyperbole, but I am now convinced Britain is in the early stages of civil war, the shooting just hasn't started, and may not start for a long time, but this country is utterly fucked and increasingly, the only viable path ahead is a kinetic one




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There has been alot of online chatter recently that the UK is approaching civil war. This follows an interview with Professor David Betz who speculates that a Civil War will happen in the UK in the next five years. This is not something that can be avoided at this stage he claims. He also theorises that it wont be a two sided war, but a multi-front, all against all conflict. He suggests that up to half a million will die in this war.

With such certainty from David Betz it perhaps worth a thread to document the descent.

Below is original video. And I will link further interviews where he has developed his idea.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gid48FgiHho


There is little chance of it happening. We all witnessed just how crap at rioting the Tommy Robinson and Sargon fans are last Summer- those people are not capable of carrying out a civil war especially one that would require people to carry out mainly covert operations which is what people are talking about here. The same podcasts who are pushing this are also pushing the insane narrative that disciples of Mirsaid Sultan-Galiev are on the verge of taking power in the UK- that is even more crazy than the belief of people like roc_ that the 26 counties are anyday now going to fall into the hands of Justin Barrett and Jambo.

The thing is- and in the past I was majorly guilty of this- often when people have problems in their lives that seem insolvable they find comfort in taking up imaginary problems and making them the focus of all their anxiety. Getting wound up with the idea of a coming civil war allows them to escape worrying about their sexual failures and perversions, their massive debts (debt has become a huge problem in England), alcohol and drug problems and the list goes on. Savage Ulster Prods care about other savage Ulster Prods- the English fans of Tommy and Sargon do not care about other men like themselves.

There will be though be increasing decline both economically, morally and culturally which could end up with a situation similar to that of Mexico where drug cartels are basically in charge of a lot of the country down the line.
 

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Resisted it for a long time as hyperbole, but I am now convinced Britain is in the early stages of civil war, the shooting just hasn't started, and may not start for a long time, but this country is utterly fucked and increasingly, the only viable path ahead is a kinetic one

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Make no mistake about it, Britain is fucked and Ireland isn't far behind.
 

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There is little chance of it happening. We all witnessed just how crap at rioting the Tommy Robinson and Sargon fans are last Summer- those people are not capable of carrying out a civil war especially one that would require people to carry out mainly covert operations which is what people are talking about here. The same podcasts who are pushing this are also pushing the insane narrative that disciples of Mirsaid Sultan-Galiev are on the verge of taking power in the UK- that is even more crazy than the belief of people like roc_ that the 26 counties are anyday now going to fall into the hands of Justin Barrett and Jambo.

The thing is- and in the past I was majorly guilty of this- often when people have problems in their lives that seem insolvable they find comfort in taking up imaginary problems and making them the focus of all their anxiety. Getting wound up with the idea of a coming civil war allows them to escape worrying about their sexual failures and perversions, their massive debts (debt has become a huge problem in England), alcohol and drug problems and the list goes on. Savage Ulster Prods care about other savage Ulster Prods- the English fans of Tommy and Sargon do not care about other men like themselves.

There will be though be increasing decline both economically, morally and culturally which could end up with a situation similar to that of Mexico where drug cartels are basically in charge of a lot of the country down the line.
I'm not really sure how there could be a "civil war", unless it was between the left and right

Large scale civil unrest is certainly possible to likely at some point in the future in England.. As it is in any other 'multicultural' hellhole
 

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I think that it's time that the Armies took over a lot of Western Countries and shoot a lot of People that I don't like ! ! !
 

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This is a totally garbage idea.

There is really nothing going on now thats radically and substantively different from the last few decades.

The UK went through WW2 and basically improvished itself, with rationing continuing into the 50s. The 70s saw an economic malise, the 3 day week, and an IMF bailout. The 80s saw Thatcher, Miners strikes and Poll Tax riots, the latter put the recent riots in the shade.

And yet, despite all that, the class system and societal pressures, at no point was a civil war even a remote possibility in Britain.

To fight a civil war, you need weapons. Where are they going to come from? Or the money? The UK has one of the most restrictive gun control regimes with massive criminal penalties. And the British Army isnt going to splinter in any way, and civil wars usually see a split in the armed forces.

And the UK has already seen a civil war from 1968 to 1998, hasnt it? How well did that go really? Were the main aims actually met?
 
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To fight a civil war, you need weapons. Where are they going to come from? Or the money? The UK has one of the most restrictive gun control regimes with massive criminal penalties. And the British Army isnt going to splinter in any way, and civil wars usually see a split in the armed forces.

Valid points. And of course the chances of civil war erupting were FAR higher during the Miners' Strike than they have been for decades now and even than it was not a real probability. However I find it doubtful whether the people pushing this narrative actually believe in it. What is really interesting however is that you have people in the mainstream such as Louis Perry jumping on this bandwagon.
 

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Valid points. And of course the chances of civil war erupting were FAR higher during the Miners' Strike than they have been for decades now and even than it was not a real probability. However I find it doubtful whether the people pushing this narrative actually believe in it. What is really interesting however is that you have people in the mainstream such as Louis Perry jumping on this bandwagon.
Its fan-fiction level content, rather than serious analysis, but it will get views.
 

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There is little chance of it happening. We all witnessed just how crap at rioting the Tommy Robinson and Sargon fans are last Summer- those people are not capable of carrying out a civil war especially one that would require people to carry out mainly covert operations which is what people are talking about here. The same podcasts who are pushing this are also pushing the insane narrative that disciples of Mirsaid Sultan-Galiev are on the verge of taking power in the UK- that is even more crazy than the belief of people like roc_ that the 26 counties are anyday now going to fall into the hands of Justin Barrett and Jambo.

The thing is- and in the past I was majorly guilty of this- often when people have problems in their lives that seem insolvable they find comfort in taking up imaginary problems and making them the focus of all their anxiety. Getting wound up with the idea of a coming civil war allows them to escape worrying about their sexual failures and perversions, their massive debts (debt has become a huge problem in England), alcohol and drug problems and the list goes on. Savage Ulster Prods care about other savage Ulster Prods- the English fans of Tommy and Sargon do not care about other men like themselves.

There will be though be increasing decline both economically, morally and culturally which could end up with a situation similar to that of Mexico where drug cartels are basically in charge of a lot of the country down the line.
I'm not so sure that crime syndicates will come to dominate though, unless you count the city of London of course, but that's been going on for years.
 
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There is really nothing going on now thats radically and substantively different from the last few decades.
Yes there is. The two main political Parties have tanked in support. Reform, a Party with 5 MPs, are the most popular Party in the country. If an election were held tomorrow the governing Party (which currently holds 400 seats) would end up with less than 200.

There is massive disenfranchisement among the general population - particularly concerning mass immigration.
 

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Yes and you have two communities, at least, in England who do not get along, Muslims and the native English. A big clash between them is certainly possible...
 

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Its fan-fiction level content, rather than serious analysis, but it will get views.

There was an alluring chaotic derrangement to stuff like "The Turner Diaries" and the "John Franklin Letters" which really were fan fiction of collapse and general nihilistic destruction that I find lacking in David Betz et al. However they were also basically niche fringe phenomena while as the likes of Louis Perry and UnHerd are very much mainstream. I think this is a way of pressuring Starmer towards significantly more repression of their real or imagined enemies among Leftists and Muslims rather than any attempt at actually objective analysis.
 

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Yes there is. The two main political Parties have tanked in support. Reform, a Party with 5 MPs, are the most popular Party in the country. If an election were held tomorrow the governing Party (which currently holds 400 seats) would end up with less than 200.
Which would result in....a change in government.

Lets say Reform then tried an ICE deportation of illegals. At worst you'd see civil disobedience on the streets like the US. But protesters are not going to get their hands on the thousands of small arms needed to even think about challenging the state.

There is massive disenfranchisement among the general population - particularly concerning mass immigration.

The incumbant party isnt just going to do nothing, you know.
 
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Which would result in....a change in government.

Lets say Reform then tried an ICE deportation of illegals. At worst you'd see civil disobedience on the streets like the US. But protesters are not going to get their hands on the thousands of small arms needed to even think about challenging the state.



The incumbant party isnt just going to do nothing, you know.
You said nothing had changed in 50 years. The two Parties that have dominated politics there have completely collapsed in support overnight. This is a massive change. A Party that was hastily formed in response to Brexit would win a majority were an election held tomorrow.

Much like the situation we find ourselves in, I imagine the general public are getting fed up with the waffle and bluster coming from these careerist gimps.

 

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There will be no 'civil war' as such in the once 'Great' Britain, unfortunately.

There will continue to be an erosion of social harmony which will result in the UK becoming a more and more dangerous kip than it already is.
As long as the coppers are standing with muzzies and pedophile rape gangs under orders of the governments, conservative or labour, the country will just fall further into the abyss.

The ones who don't want a civil war around here are the ones who fully support pedophiles in everything they do.
That's obvious.
 

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You said nothing had changed in 50 years. The two Parties that have dominated politics there have completely collapsed in support overnight. This is a massive change. A Party that was hastily formed in response to Brexit would win a majority were an election held tomorrow.

Much like the situation we find ourselves in, I imagine the general public are getting fed up with the waffle and bluster coming from these careerist gimps.

I was trying to say there was nothing going on now thats radically and substantively different from the last few decades, that would underpin a civil war. And that getting the necessary volume of weapons would be extremely difficult.
Thats what my post was about. Thats what is under discussion in this thread.
 
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I'm not sure Britain has retained enough sense of her Christian heritage to muster a decent response in a civil war. Seems we'll find out soon enough however:

Historian Bijan Omrani joins The Winston Marshall Show for a profound conversation on Christianity, Western decline, and the spiritual crisis reshaping our civilisation.


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You said nothing had changed in 50 years. The two Parties that have dominated politics there have completely collapsed in support overnight. This is a massive change. A Party that was hastily formed in response to Brexit would win a majority were an election held tomorrow.

Much like the situation we find ourselves in, I imagine the general public are getting fed up with the waffle and bluster coming from these careerist gimps.

Pulling my tin foil hat firmly about my ears it might be suggested that Establishment UK, which runs the kip under orders from America, might take fright at such an outburst of something approaching democracy and decide that a suitably tame but well controlled civil war is just the thing to lock down the place under martial law and install a 'temporary' emergency government of bigwigs and generals, and the likes of Blair just to give it a face.

All that is needed is a tame press and a flash point, y'know, something like Pakistanis raping white girls, that sort of thing.
 

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And yet, despite all that, the class system and societal pressures, at no point was a civil war even a remote possibility in Britain.
An homogenous group can tolerate economically straightened times. It is the eradication and replacement of entire ethnic communities that exhibits a more obvious existential problem, one that could indeed rouse a response. I'm not convinced John Bull has it in him however.
 

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Pulling my tin foil hat firmly about my ears it might be suggested that Establishment UK, which runs the kip under orders from America, might take fright at such an outburst of something approaching democracy and decide that a suitably tame but well controlled civil war is just the thing to lock down the place under martial law and install a 'temporary' emergency government of bigwigs and generals, and the likes of Blair just to give it a face.

All that is needed is a tame press and a flash point, y'know, something like Pakistanis raping white girls, that sort of thing.
Indeed. This does not preclude the need for a war however. What it demonstrates is the hubris of officialdom to imagine they can contain one.
 

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This is a totally garbage idea.

There is really nothing going on now thats radically and substantively different from the last few decades.

The UK went through WW2 and basically improvished itself, with rationing continuing into the 50s. The 70s saw an economic malise, the 3 day week, and an IMF bailout. The 80s saw Thatcher, Miners strikes and Poll Tax riots, the latter put the recent riots in the shade.

And yet, despite all that, the class system and societal pressures, at no point was a civil war even a remote possibility in Britain.

To fight a civil war, you need weapons. Where are they going to come from? Or the money? The UK has one of the most restrictive gun control regimes with massive criminal penalties. And the British Army isnt going to splinter in any way, and civil wars usually see a split in the armed forces.

And the UK has already seen a civil war from 1968 to 1998, hasnt it? How well did that go really? Were the main aims actually met?

"And yet, despite all that, the class system and societal pressures, at no point was a civil war even a remote possibility in Britain."

The Swing Riots had many immediate causes. The historian J. F. C. Harrison believed that they were overwhelmingly the result of the progressive impoverishment and dispossession of the English agricultural workforce over the previous fifty years leading up to 1830


And did they achieve anything? Well, yes they did -

The farm labourers who were involved in the disturbances did not have a vote, but it is probable that the largely landowning classes, who could vote, were influenced by the Swing Riots to support reform.

 
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Yeah, Brexit was the prime exhibit.

We're increasingly fucked, and the internet is to blame.

 

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Brexit is a problem, though. The UK is moving away from the EU but closer to American Liberalism instead of trying to reform Europe in to something preferable to America.
 

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This is a totally garbage idea.There is really nothing going on now thats radically and substantively different from the last few decades.The UK went through WW2 and basically improvished itself, with rationing continuing into the 50s. The 70s saw an economic malise, the 3 day week, and an IMF bailout. The 80s saw Thatcher, Miners strikes and Poll Tax riots, the latter put the recent riots in the shade.And yet, despite all that, the class system and societal pressures, at no point was a civil war even a remote possibility in Britain.
To fight a civil war, you need weapons. Where are they going to come from? Or the money? The UK has one of the most restrictive gun control regimes with massive criminal penalties. And the British Army isnt going to splinter in any way, and civil wars usually see a split in the armed forces. And the UK has already seen a civil war from 1968 to 1998, hasnt it? How well did that go really? Were the main aims actually met?
You totally contradicted yourself in your last two paragraphs.

The UK can't get guns....


.....Oh yeah there was a 30 year low intensity war there not that long ago.... :rolleyes:
 

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