Bishop Ceirion Dewar

I believe we're on the verge of another Cromwellian level event in the United Kingdom.

So we had a huge civil war started by the fact that Oliver Cromwell and King Charles I came to blows over the rule of Parliament and Charles I still pushed for that supreme power of the monarch.

Oliver Cromwell and his associates pushed for the sovereignty of Parliament

And ultimately, they convicted the king of treason and beheaded him.

That moment for us as a constitutional monarchy was a very, very dark moment in our history because the country went through years of civil war between the king's forces and the people's army under General Cromwell.

And ultimately, Cromwell himself became a dictator when he took over Parliament.

So we're on that precipice.

You can feel it's palpable.

in this country that civil war is not just foreseeable.

You know, we've got high-ranking retired military officers now talking about civil war is now inevitable in the United Kingdom.

And if it happens, it's going to be fought largely on a sectarian principle because I think the greatest pushback is going to be

you know british citizens of every faith fighting against uh this islamic agenda and a well-armed well-equipped uh islamic force that seems to be being prepared i've just just whilst i was waiting to come on the show now i've just found out a what used to be a holiday camp

is now being prepared to have another 3,000 illegal immigrants put into it.

And it's being kitted out to look like an army barracks.

Three weeks ago, I was on the streets of Liverpool with an organization called the Liverpool Guardians.

And I saw for myself, even now with the grooming gang scandals going on, there are still gangs of Islamic males patrolling the streets of Liverpool, looking for victims to sexually abuse

and to rape and using taxis and shops that sell these, you know, these vape cigarette things and all of this lot to actually perpetrate this agenda because they believe it is their religious right.

Well, thanks to that day that we met, that number is now starting to grow.

But you're right, there are only seven of us that have stuck our head above the parapets.

The church has turned on us.