Ben Harnwell

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And I will give that address out in the second half of the show.

Back to Professor Betts.

Tell me a bit, if you wouldn't mind, in your own words, about how the centrifugal social forces in the UK will splinter...

british society into the into these three factions that you've indicated the islamic faction the the white caucasian faction and then the the faction that's loyal to the to the state and its clients okay uh so we have uh elite and street and uh the street being split into

Let me ask you this, Professor Betts.

Because I mentioned it earlier, and it's going to be of interest to the war room posse.

I see the British political system like, because very much of the reasons that you said in your own words, like a pressure cooker.

And the one possibility on the horizon that might actually release that pressure out would be...

the election, basically from one parliament to the next, I'm not sure when that's ever happened before, of Nigel Farage and Reform UK.

Do you think if that were to happen at the next election, whenever that election will be, that would significantly reduce the Civil War stroke revolution tensions in the UK?

You think that these forces in the UK are so already entrenched and the momentum is there that not even...

an eventual hypothetical reform government would be able to stop the civil war in the UK that you see, that you hypothesise as being on the horizon.

It's that bad.

That's...

That is pretty serious.

I just want to share with the War Room audience some statistics and some facts and some contributions that support very much Professor Betts' thesis.

A recent YouGov poll last year

suggests, found that 33% of British adults believed a civil war would occur in the next decade.