It Started In Ireland - Now It's Here - Is Britain Sliding Into Civil War?

"I don't want the politics of hope, I want the politics of not being ruled by communists who actively want to destroy my country."

Leo Kearse: Britain is starting to look a lot like Northern Ireland during the Troubles.

In Dover last weekend, hundreds of British blokes dressed in black wearing face coverings (but not burkas which are the GOOD type of face covering) blocked roads in Dover to protest against the constant flow of illegal migrants.

A couple of days later, hundreds of protesters went into the water in Portsmouth to stop migrants being brought ashore by the government.

As if to show how much disdain the government has for Britain, the bus company they use to ferry the migrants has been fined for dumping effluent in British rivers.

This is following the blueprint laid down by anti-migrant protests in Ballymena and Dublin. Back then, communities complained to the authorities about problem migrants who were committing crime and sexual assaults, and the authorities ignored these peacefully and democratically expressed concerns.

So masked men took to the streets to remove problem migrants. The danger for the government was that those riots were successful; the problem migrants were removed. That's a message to the whole of Britain: if you want this problem actually dealt with, this is how you do it.

I warned at the time that the rest of Britain was watching and would replicate this. And so it is. This is a big step on the path to civil war in Britain (although, this being Britain, of course, our civil war kicks off with a water fight between British patriots and the police).

In this video, I look at what happened in Dover and Portsmouth: the pathetic response from the left-wing establishment that's still trying to use the old tricks of calling people racist and bigoted, and why the conditions in Britain are ripe for civil conflict.