In Civil War Two: The Coming Breakup of America, (1997), Vietnam vet Thomas W. Chittum argued that America would split apart along ethno-racial lines. Since 1997, the evidence for this thesis has continued to grow, with migrant crime, terrorist attacks, and attacks on Whites by Blacks in the knockout game and polar bear hunting. Black scholar Thomas Sowell saw this as the “early skirmishes in a race war”: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/362030/early-skirmishes-race-war-thomas-sowell.
However, the ethno-racial fault line is but one of a number of seismic forces set to impact upon modern Western societies. One of the great divides is class and political, as dramatically illustrated by the 2016 US election, where we saw a battle between, essentially, a globalist new class elite, and the ordinary traditional Americans. This battle has been played out to a lesser extent in Australia, with the rise, again, of Pauline Hanson and One Nation.
