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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UK-Iranian dual national arrested over RAF Fairford incident, police say

UK-Iranian dual national arrested over RAF Fairford incident, police say

A UK-Iranian dual national has been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts in connection with the incident at RAF Fairford, counter-terror police have said.

The 27-year-old man was arrested in Westminster, London. A second man, a 26-year-old UK national, has also been questioned under caution, and two properties in the area have been searched.

Five men in their twenties who were arrested near the Gloucestershire airbase on Sunday remain on police bail. All five were UK nationals from London.

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Danny Tommo’s Judge And The Question Of Judicial Impartiality

Danny Tommo’s Judge And The Question Of Judicial Impartiality

Daniel Thomas, known as Danny Tommo, a British subject, has been refused bail after poking a small hole in the side of an abandoned invasion RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat) in the English Channel using his penknife. Yet if the pro-borders advocate is guilty of anything, it is arguably of doing what the British Army, Navy, and Border Force have failed to do: defending English waters.

Britain’s security forces operate little more than a maritime taxi service for illegals, with HMC Vigilant collecting them at sea and whisking them off to free English hotels, breakfast included.

It was during one such encounter that Thomas’s legal predicament arose.

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RAF base terror suspects are British nationals

RAF base terror suspects are British nationals

Five men arrested on suspicion of terror offences at RAF Fairford are all British nationals in their 20s from London, counter-terrorism police have said.

The men were pictured on Sunday being apprehended, shirtless, near the RAF base in Gloucestershire, which is being used by the US air force in its operations against Iran.

Police said three of them were 24, one was 25 and one 23, and three resided in Westminster, one in Camden and the other in Willesden. Officers said the men were being held under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act and a custody extension had been secured until later on Monday.


Nothing like a home grown 5th Column.

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What’s left of Britain’s crumbling empire is up for grabs

What’s left of Britain’s crumbling empire is up for grabs

Has there ever been a time in living memory when British prestige, at home and abroad, was at a lower ebb?

Not in the 1940s, when the country was bankrupt after the Second World War. Not in the 1950s, when we were humiliated by Suez and decolonisation gathered pace. Not in the 1960s and 70s, when we were the “sick man of Europe”. Not in the 1990s and 2000s, when financial crises rocked the economy. Not even in the last decade, a time of chaos, pestilence and war.

No, the period that began in 2024 has defined a new circle of hell – one in which what is left of Britain’s withered empire looks about to fall apart and nationalist vultures are gathering over the United Kingdom itself.

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Gosport and the rise of anti-migration direct action

Gosport and the rise of anti-migration direct action

On Monday and Tuesday, a so-called ‘mega dinghy’ made its way across the English Channel from the coast of Normandy. Originating from the town of Vierville-sur-Mer, near Omaha Beach, the inflatable represented what many Brits would see as a direct reversal of Operation Overlord, which began on D-Day.

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Police impartiality ‘is under threat from Muslim staff groups who defend Hamas’

Police impartiality ‘is under threat from Muslim staff groups who defend Hamas’

Muslim police who defend Hamas are damaging forces’ impartiality.

The warning came in an analysis of police officer associations, which highlighted how some are entering ‘contested ideological, religious or political territory’.

There are more than 200 staff networks, which cover a range of characteristics, including veganism and paganism. However, there is little oversight of their activities.

h/t Auntie Polly

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Anti-migrant campaigner ‘Danny Tommo’ accuses Left-wing activists of sinking boat he bought to help police the English Channel

Anti-migrant campaigner ‘Danny Tommo’ accuses Left-wing activists of sinking boat he bought to help police the English Channel

Anti-migrant campaigner ‘Danny Tommo’ has accused Left-wing activists of sabotaging a boat he bought to help police the English Channel after it sank.

Daniel Thomas is founder of the Patriot Platform, a group of protesters he describes as ‘working-class men who are bricklayers, roofers and carpenters who build the house you live in, the roads you drive on’.

They were involved this month in recent anti-migrant disturbances in Dover in Kent and his home town of Portsmouth, where the city’s RNLI station was forced to close as a result.

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Protesters march in town after former military base is turned into asylum camp housing 540 male migrants

Protesters march in town after former military base is turned into asylum camp housing 540 male migrants

Protesters marched in town today after a former training camp started being used as a temporary accommodation site for asylum seekers.

A camp for 350 migrants in Crowborough, Sussex, is already up and running despite fierce local objection over resident safety, strain on resources and the scale of the site – with plans to increase its capacity to 540.

Huge crowds of residents gathered today holding banners that read ‘Crowborough says no’, while counter demonstrators also turned up raising signs saying ‘migrants welcome’, ‘kindness is our strength’ and ‘stronger together’.

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