Britain Is So Far Gone, It’s No Longer Safe For American Troops

Britain Is So Far Gone, It’s No Longer Safe For American Troops

Over the weekend, the Pentagon ordered all U.S. Air Force B-1 bombers to be urgently evacuated from a Royal Air Force (RAF) base in the once-peaceful countryside of England called RAF Fairford, where they had previously been stationed, and flown back home to America. Why? Because England is no longer considered a safe country for such expensive pieces of kit to be kept in.


Britain is unable to defend itself against the Muslims they foolishly let in.

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Is it really true that a mosque is attacked every five days in Britain?

Is it really true that a mosque is attacked every five days in Britain?

A new body paid millions of pounds to be the Government’s official monitor of anti-Muslim hatred has made multiple false claims about attacks on mosques, and other claims for which it refuses to provide evidence, The Spectator can reveal. One of the most serious supposed attacks on mosques was actually on a building labelled as a synagogue. At least two of the supposed attacks on mosques never took place.

h/t Patti Jo

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Three Iranians accused of spying on journalists in UK as part of wider plot to attack dissident TV station staff

Three Iranians accused of spying on journalists in UK as part of wider plot to attack dissident TV station staff

Three alleged Iranian spies plotted to ‘eliminate’ journalists in the UK and targeted a barrister linked to Israel on behalf of Tehran, a court has heard.

London-based Mostafa Sepahvand, 41, Farhad Javadi Manesh, 46, and Shapoor Noori, 57, allegedly used Chat GPT to help conduct research and then engaged in surveillance and reconnaissance.

Sepahvand was prepared to act as a hit man, who would conduct ‘serious violence’ as ‘retribution’ for their criticism of the Iranian regime, Woolwich Crown Court was told.

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Second village considers holding referendum on leaving Britain

Second village considers holding referendum on leaving Britain

A second village may hold a referendum to leave the UK in protest at plans to create an asylum camp nearby.

Barnham parish council in Suffolk is to invite villagers to decide on Saturday, Oct 24 whether they should follow the lead of Piddington in Oxfordshire and stage a referendum on seceding from the UK.

Residents in the Domesday village of Barnham are unhappy with plans to convert its former RAF base into a camp to house 1,250 asylum seekers.

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Under Heavy Police Protection, More Muslim Migrants Arrive in Britain

Under Heavy Police Protection, More Muslim Migrants Arrive in Britain

The UK’s Southampton Times reported Sunday that “four coaches of illegal small boat migrants leave Gosport Haslar Marina flanked by police motorbike outriders and a heavy procession of vans and cars.” That’s roughly 400 new migrants. Most, if not all, of them are Muslims from North Africa, coming to Britain because the Labour government is so generous with the benefits it lavishes on new arrivals, courtesy of the longsuffering British taxpayers.

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Four Afghans who gang-raped teenage girl they groomed with vodka and cigarettes jailed

Four Afghans who gang-raped teenage girl they groomed with vodka and cigarettes jailed

Four Afghans who fled the UK in the back of a lorry after gang-raping a teenage girl they groomed have been jailed.

Mehrab Safi, 21, Salman Habibkheil and Awal Ahmadzai, both 19, and a boy, 17, who cannot be named, attacked the 17-year-old girl at a house in Bristol in November last year.

She told a court how she ‘wanted to go home’, but had been plied with vodka and cigarettes before the attack.

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Police lock down ENTIRE town to stop anti-migrant unrest as 12 protesters arrested after nearly 150 small-boat arrivals use ‘new route’ to land at historic naval port

Police lock down ENTIRE town to stop anti-migrant unrest as 12 protesters arrested after nearly 150 small-boat arrivals use ‘new route’ to land at historic naval port

Labour has ‘completely lost its grip’ on the Channel crisis, Conservatives warned on Monday – as an entire port town was placed under police restrictions.

Amid anti-migrants protests of Gosport in Hampshire, residents were told they could face arrest if they refused to obey police instructions.

There were ugly scenes on Sunday night as 149 migrants who had been picked up mid-Channel were brought into the town aboard two RNLI lifeboats, after a 70-mile voyage from Normandy.

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US removes all bombers from RAF Fairford base

US removes all bombers from RAF Fairford base

The US has withdrawn all of its bombers from RAF Fairford, the UK military base at the centre of an incident being investigated by counter-terror police.

A statement from a Pentagon official confirmed on Sunday it had removed its bombers – thought to be about a dozen B-1s – from the base back to their home stations in America.

US media reported a new threat led to the bombers being removed, which follows a major incident on 27 September when police were alerted to three “suspicious vehicles” near the airbase.


Everyone arrested has been released. One of the “Terrorists” called 999 themselves.

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Migrant who ‘planned UK terror attack’ claimed asylum in Germany

Migrant who ‘planned UK terror attack’ claimed asylum in Germany

An Iranian small-boat migrant accused of plotting a second terror attack on Manchester’s Jewish community on Yom Kippur previously claimed asylum in Germany, a court has heard.

Salam Ahmadyan, 36, and Rahman Salehi, 34, were arrested by counter-terrorism police in Manchester on Sunday, Sept 20, the day before Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.

The men, who came to Britain illegally, appeared at Westminster magistrates’ court on Saturday morning, where they were charged with engaging in conduct in preparation for terrorist acts.

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The small-boats crisis is a threat to national security

The small-boats crisis is a threat to national security

We don’t half make it easy for them. Two Iranian nationals have been charged with terror offences over an alleged bomb plot against the Jewish community of Manchester, almost a year after the Heaton Park Synagogue attack in which two Jews were killed. The cherry on top? The alleged plotters came to the UK by small boats. National security and counter-terror work is difficult enough without our government effectively leaving the backdoor open to any passing Islamist, let alone hostile foreign states intent on doing us harm.


We’re letting this same horror story happen in Canada less the boats.

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Dual UK-Iranian National Released on Bail After Alleged Plot on RAF Base

Dual UK-Iranian National Released on Bail After Alleged Plot on RAF Base

LONDON (AP) – A dual U.K.-Iranian national arrested on suspicion of plotting a terror attack following a security incident at a U.S.-run military air base in England has been released on bail, authorities said Saturday.

The 25-year-old man was arrested Thursday in London on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts close to the RAF Fairford air base, which has been used by American bombers to strike Iran. He was the sixth person taken into custody and then released on bail as detectives investigate the incident.


They haven’t found a way to blame Trump yet.

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Failing Canada And Britain Blame Trump, Putin, And ‘White Supremacy’

Failing Canada And Britain Blame Trump, Putin, And ‘White Supremacy’

Commie Canada and the dis-United Kingdom should be renamed the “Dumb and Dumber” of the British Commonwealth.

King Charles III’s North American prime minister, Mark Carney, ran to The New York Times last week to talk about his military combat preparations against the United States in the event that President Trump crosses Lake America and liberates Canada from its delusional leaders. What a showboating dunce. The U.S. singlehandedly sustains Canada’s economy and national security, yet the tiny central banker huffed and puffed in a hilariously Napoleonic display of fake strength.

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What the CIA and MI6 really talk about

What the CIA and MI6 really talk about

The Special Relationship has seen more special days. Earlier this year, President Trump delivered his verdict: “How is the relationship? It’s the relationship where, when we asked them for help, they were not there. When we needed them, they were not there. When we didn’t need them, they were not there. And they still aren’t there.”

Trump was referring to divisions between the US and UK over the wisdom and conduct of the war in Iran. (Even amid a spat, though, he can dish out praise. Just this week, following the arrest of five men outside RAF Fairford, used by American bombers to strike Iran, the President said the UK authorities had done an “amazing job.”) But his remarks landed at a moment of divergence in the US-UK relationship that extends well beyond Iran. Washington has imposed and reimposed tariffs on Britain. Last year the UK paused intelligence-sharing that could have assisted American strikes against suspected drug boats in the Caribbean, which London views as illegal. Trump has branded the deal to hand the Chagos islands to Mauritius an “act of great stupidity.”

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