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- Colonel Richard Kemp, a former British military commander, warns the United Kingdom faces inevitable civil unrest and possible civil war.
- He says the government lacks the courage to address Islamism and mass migration, threatening social cohesion.
- Kemp cites recent electoral shifts with Islamist candidates gaining ground as evidence of declining cohesion.
- Academic David Betz supports this view, arguing that conflict conditions are already present in Western nations.
