The reaction to Charlie Kirk's murder proves America is closer than ever to its next civil war.

A question that has been going viral. Not so much a question for many people, but a statement.

People on the left and the right are screaming civil war. Many in the middle are asking,

is this a civil war? And of course, you're all saying, here comes Tim Poole once again to talk about civil war.

Maybe the reality is just that my predictions are correct. Not completely, not 100%, they're all

rather vague to a certain degree. But I have been saying for some time, based on on the news the path we are leading to mathematically

leads us towards civil war. I have some ideas about what that may or may not look like.

I don't believe it's a guarantee. I don't think we are actually in a civil war right now.

We are in a period known as civil strife. That's what the academics describe it.

But we have numerous articles.

So allow me not to waste your time that I can show you.

Here's the Independent.

The New York Times.

Civil War mentioned Sir John Liner to Kirk's assassination.

Here's wired.

War is here.

The far right responds to Charlie Kirk shooting with calls for violence.

The LA Times. From Charlie Kirk to Supreme Court backlash, Civil War historians see modern parallels.

Alternate. Desensitization to political violence takes America back to the pre-Civil War era.

We have this from the Times of Israel. Two nations or civil war, America must choose.

The best title, in my opinion, from the Atlantic, strawberries in winter.

Most Americans do not want civil war.

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