Britain is on the edge of civil war, argues Kings College Professor Dr David Betz, who lays out how he believes a conflict would take place in the UK between migrant communities in the cities and a British population who have been impoverished over the last twenty years at the same time as a widely unpopular mass migration project has been pursued by an elite class perceived as out of touch.
Betz predicts unrest may begin in Ireland, though Irish author Eoin Lenihan tells GB News he believes widespread anger in the country would sooner turn to apathy.
Maitre Thibault de Montbrial counters, saying France is one large riot away from a total societal breakdown. Montbrial says daily riots in the migrant-dominated suburbs of French cities go largely covered up by local media.
Political researcher Ralph Schoelhammer, however, argues Europe, and especially Britain, could expect an uprising against elites fuelled by a demand for regime change, rather than interethnic conflict.
All agree, however, that Europe is entering a time of profound change and upheaval.
While in Brussels, GB News’ Nick Dunning learned migrants had begun crossing from Belgium to the UK and went to speak with some of those hoping to seek asylum in the West. The GB News crew were harassed and threatened by local gangs, who demanded they leave. Locals in Brussels said they no longer ventured out at night and avoided whole areas, even in the day, because of a migrant crime wave, which could reach Britain if its borders are not secured.