William Thay.
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A academic of King’s College in London estimates in the British journal “Military Strategy Magazine” that a risk of civil war in France is not to be excluded. Invited in the program “Trina Mac-Dinh and you”, political scientist William Thay exposes his analysis as to the possibility of such a scenario.
Terrorist threats, riots … According to the academic David Betz of King’s College in London, Great Britain and France are the two Western countries most exposed to a risk of civil war in the coming years. This is what he writes in the British journal Military Strategy Magazine. What credit to give to such a scenario?
William Thay, political scientist and president of the Think Tank the millennium, explains his analysis in the program Trina Mac-Dinh and you. Detailing the reasons put forward by the professor who would lead to a civil war, William Thay first believes that the situation is different between the two countries. However, the political scientist does not exclude the risk of revolts in the country. “We have a passion for the equal. When a part of the population considers himself injured in relation to others, we can lead to a revolution. This is what has led to the French Revolution,” he said.