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Daz Pearce's avatar

I really can't see a full blown civil war breaking out, but the outbursts of rioting and 'direct action' will probably become more frequent and more severe. The real issue here is a majority of people appear not to believe a word that 'the establishment' are telling them and that a form of gaslighting is taking place. Politicians have never been the most trusted of people but it really is somewhere between the toilet and the sewers. There's no coming back from that.

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skelly's avatar

In a low trust fragmented society where central government is weak and unable to apply lawful power (for whatever reason) you end up with clans. Those clans and families control the situation locally. We see this across the middle east and parts of Africa. Who is your money on for structuring themselves like that in the UK? Indigenous people who havent had to think like that for generations or people who have come from societies where thats common? How will that pan out?

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Paul's avatar

You are defeatist. The vast majority are against mass illegal immigration. The Left rabble are a minority, many paid agitators. Lock them up, problem solved.

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Niall Warry's avatar

There is bravado and reality and it is not that we don't need mass deportations but what you have to explain is how exactly this or any government, even Reform UK. are going to execute it.

No waffle just a sensible realistic answer will do?!

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Paul's avatar

Quite simple really, Put them all on Ascension Island in tents, they will soon be begging to go home.

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Niall Warry's avatar

That policy or similar tough reception on arrival plus no benefits would likely stop the illegal dinghies but I'm afraid that is not realistic for the 2 million illegals already here as you still the issue of rounding them up and the whole logistics of mass deportations against a sizeable portion of the population and of course the judges set against such a policy.

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Paul's avatar

Change the Government, sack irrational judges, leave the ECHR, repeal traitor Bliar's Human Rights Act, turn any boats back mid-channel, imprison anyone who aids false asylum claims. Simple really.

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Niall Warry's avatar

I'm really sorry Paul but all that is just rhetoric and you clearly haven't followed Pete's detailed analysis of the how best to treat the ECHR.

I pretty much guarantee that a Reform UK government will fail to solve our entrenched problems that need brains not brawn to solve.

Yes we should amend a clause or two in the ECHR and HRA but not get bogged down in years of negotiating to withdraw from them both.

There is no international waters in the Channel unlike the Australians had and your idea is simply never going to happen.

Totally agree we should punish any employer employing illegals but I'd heavily fine not imprison,.

After 30 years of failing governments with little to no control on mass migration the solutions are not simple and can not be achieve over night.

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Paul's avatar
Oct 16Edited

Wrong. We don't negotiate with the ECHR, we just leave, nothing they can do. We repeal the Human Rights Act, not modify. At mid-channel we simply turn the boats back, deny them entry to our waters, perfectly legal. Any illegals encountered in Britain shipped to Ascension Island or similar. All that we require is politicians with a backbone. That is the hard part. I have worked with politicians. And while we are at it break up ghettos the way Denmark is.

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george hancock's avatar

You have to concentrate on those areas that are fully supported by the public at large.

That is terrorists and criminals.

Both have to be removed for public safety reasons and will take some time to deport.

Prisoners can be removed first - other countries take this much more seriously than UK governments.

There will be retaliation but that will strengthen the mood of the public.

At the same time legislation to stop tax payers money going to benefit scrounges will lead to an outflow of opportunist migrants.

That may be less popular but still be supported by the vast majority.

Benefit restrictions will then require tightening to include those migrants who have never worked.

An increase in civil servants investigating benefit fraudsters and enforcement officers will be self financing and partly compensate for the large number of jobs lost to AI.

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David Holmes's avatar

I would say 'bring it on'. Let's start mass deportations. For sure, the author argues that there will be mass protests and judicial interference. Good! I think that is exactly Donald Trump's strategy: Let these people reveal themselves so we can strike them down later. The alternative of pussyfooting around to avoid conflict will not resolve anything, and meanwhile the problems persist and grow.

Britain is very close to mass civil disobedience bordering on civil war. Look up David Betts on Youtube for an explanation (Professor of War Studies at Kings College London). In fact, he also thinks the process has already started. It might not lead to outright war, but we may quickly resemble the troubles of Northern Ireland or what is happening in Lebanon, he argues.

Britain is deeply screwed (just like most of western Europe) and unless radical action is taken, that is inevitable. This is undoubtedly planned, as Starmer is far too stupid to have any original thoughts and is clearly controlled by somebody. Maybe these powers deliberately want conflict in order to bring about their digital IDs and CBDCs - I strongly suspect this. However, there are more of us than there are of them. Let's have mass protests. I mean a total general strike - everything shuts down and we picket all government offices - for weeks or even months. Remember Ceausescu?

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Niall Warry's avatar

Most right of centre thinking people would like to 'bring it on' but we have to face reality, which is that while of course absolutely essential for our future to mass deport all illegals and other migrants who refuse to integrate, this government or even Reform UK do not have the capability to implement such a policy.

Therefore as Pete suggests we then get serious unrest/civil war from which the current political class are totally discredited and something better takes its place.

I give it 10 years but it is complete folly to believe that before the trouble starts our current lot of politicians can or will implement a programme of mass deportations.

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Paul's avatar

It only requires a government with a backbone. Which means removing 90% of the uniparty and Libdumbs

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Kevin Bennewith's avatar

The Government and entrenched bureaucrats in the UK are not going to change willingly. This means that mass immigration will continue and if the indigenous people do nothing about it, they will become a minority not just in London and Birmingham as they are now, but overall. If you want to see a Balkanised UK that is what is facing you. It’s up to the normies to decide what they want. If that is what they are prepared to accept, while being entertained by football and the TV, then they will wake up one day in a hell hole. A low income trash can of a country riven by sporadic clashes between rival ethnicities. We know that multiculturalism doesn’t work. In fact this whole scenario is playing out in the rest of Europe as well. So if you haven’t got the guts for fighting or are too squeamish about killing leftists, to retain your country, you will lose it.

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Philip Neal's avatar

It is not imminent but, after Farage clowns and fails, I could imagine large parts of Bradford turning into 1970s Belfast, with entire areas surrounded by peace walls and security gates and the whites lamenting it from the safety of Harrogate. Speaking to respectable, right-thinking people who I always assumed voted Labour, I have said things like "I want the lot of them imprisoned on the Isle of Skye" and to my surprise not been denounced as a fascist beast. There is beginning to be a constituency for it.

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Ray Nixon's avatar

It will need to be done through economic means, most of Western Europe is in a dire straight economically. At some point something has got to give, countries can't run on debt indefinitely.

When that happens someone will get the blame.

Will it be the government, migrants or banks? Who knows, but this Labour government is the least likely to wholesale drop net zero, open up the North Sea and revoke DEI nonsense.

IF that happened, UK may suddenly become a place to invest and we may struggle on.

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Gor Dybb's avatar

Once again, an Anglo centric view. Many folk in Wales & Scotland are very unhappy with "the English way", which is all that the rest of us receive.

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Paul's avatar

I am part Scottish, get a brain implant.

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Gor Dybb's avatar

May I take a guess at which part?

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Paul's avatar

You must be the product of inbreeding. You have my deepest sympathy.

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Gor Dybb's avatar

May I compliment you on your fruitless search for redeeming feature and human personality.

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Paul's avatar

I hope they can find a cure for your affliction. I don't want to see you suffer.

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Elon Mosk's avatar

The English are by far and away the most affected by mass immigration. It is England that needs purging of principally Islam. To simplify matters and to have the greatest effect, I would simply ban Islam. Full stop. There should be zero presence of Islam in the UK. If you want to follow is so-called "religion", then do it elsewhere. I don't care if you were born here. You have a stark choice. If your loyalty is to Islam and not the UK, then you shouldn't be here anyway.

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john's avatar

Unfortunately, civil war, even the total collapse of western civilisation, is just wishful thinking at this point.

The hive-mind is now so pervasive that we are descending, helter-skelter into the brave new world. Malcontents will be increasingly persecuted. Within a few generations heretical thoughts can be evolved out. Too many have bought into the life of pack animals, bleating their virtue for each others' approval, taking no responsibility, preferring to be told what to do, and what to think.

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Paul's avatar

Cancel TikTok and the like would be a good start.

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Nosairee Bob!'s avatar

No need- the pissed up lardy cunts and coked up Rat-Boys who keep saying that’s what they want are do nothing losers.

They like sitting on couches telling the internet what they’re going to do. 😂

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James Ross's avatar

In the long-term, no. That’s not how it works.

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JamilKerala's avatar

Where is Reform's 'Project 2025' https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c977njnvq2do ?

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Paul's avatar

Yes.

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Nicholas Hughes's avatar

Civil wars need factions, leaders and armies or militias. I can see how riots would happen but I can't see an army or militia that is in opposition to the government forming. Who will lead it? We don't produce wannabe dictators or warlords in this country. The only civil wars we've ever had coalesced around the Lords, not a military figure. We lack what the French call "the man on horseback". There's only been a handful of British great generals who could have parlayed their prestige onto the political stage to become dictators but none of them did...it would have been an anathema for them to have done so. We don't have a deep rooted fascistic culture, our great military leaders have never tried to stage a coup (except one, and we didn't like it) and I don't even think the British public want a system where the vote is done away with. We're an ornery bunch and won't take to a European or South American style absolute leader. When we tire of a prime minister, we vote them out unceremoniously. So I can foresee mass civil unrest but I can't see a civil war or a dictator emerging.

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Niall Warry's avatar

However currently unlikely we are entering unprecedented times.

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Paul's avatar

The French have been talking about a civil war for 10 years.

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Nicholas Hughes's avatar

I'm not sure it is unprecedented. It's very much 1970s right now. Also the UK population is unarmed (thanks, Blair) so ordinary civilians following a hypothetical leader who we can't identify in public life and only armed with what's lying around their homes up against the police and armed forces? I don't think so.

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Niall Warry's avatar

If the eventual outcome is civil war, and nobody can predict the future with certainty, then who knows what may happen?

It is even possible the police and military side with the people?

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Paul's avatar

True, why would they want to shoot their parents and grandparents?

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Elon Mosk's avatar

Do you honestly think our armed forces will fire upon their own people? I don't. They will turn on their officers. Officers will turn on commanders. The police will be swept aside easily. They are vastly outnumbered and already hated.

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Paul's avatar

The CONservatives betrayed Britain, they should have repealed all of Cur Tony Bliar's legislation, and did nothing.

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Nicholas Hughes's avatar

The original betrayal was, and always will be Labour. Never ever let them off the hook. The Conservatives were weak, short sighted and felt they had no choice but to follow Blair if they ever wanted to be in government again and in one small way they were correct...the British public were gorged on Blairism, its handouts, gimmes and emosh politics which he milked to the full. Remember the Conservatives could only manage a coalition with the LibDems, who got record numbers of votes. The public back then were made into wet Centrists by Blair's New Labour. It's taken a lot to snap them back to the Right.

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Elon Mosk's avatar

The UK has never been in this position. Can I ask what the material difference is between continuous civil unrest and rioting and "Civil war"? Whether you like it or not, local militias will form with disparate loyalties. Some more hard line than others. As conditions worse, the hard liners voice's will be heard louder. As society breaks down and polarises around race and religion there will be war over food and water for a start. Expect savagery like you have never seen before.

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Nicholas Hughes's avatar

Who's going to lead and arm a white British local militia? So many of these Muslim illegal migrants have experience of being in an armed militia and with their criminal contacts they'll get tooled up and have "community leaders" leading them. White British are ill equipped and lack any of that clan militia experience.

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Elon Mosk's avatar

Ex squaddies. And we have the numbers plus plenty of criminals of our own.

This is OUR country. That makes a difference.

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Nicholas Hughes's avatar

I think this is tipping into fantasy to be frank with you.

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The Haeft's avatar

no

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Paul's avatar

Not the Isle of Skye, to Ascension Island, as far away as possible.

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