Disturbing migrant army in UK UN weapon cache

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Gothmog

Possibly.

I'm not that naive that I'd discount the possibility.

But I honestly believe that elements within the regular British Army would not let such a thing transpire.
Let's hope we never find out.

Think about the recent attack in Israel and how its playing out. Hit and run.

originally posted by: musicismagic
a reply to: VulcanWerks

Well first I'm going to eliminate the homeless people yeah that's the first priority to eliminate those homeless people and then go into the suburbs and then destroy them the many mom-and-pop type shops by like you said grenading them and this would be done at night.

Could be. I’m just guessing here anyway, but:

Airports.

And I don’t mean past TSA.

My mind went to “where would they go if they had small arms and want to have people in a relatively confined space with minimal law-enforcement that would maximize their chances of a high K/D spread and isn’t one “big event” like the Super Bowl or something”.

At peak times, traffic is nuts and people are everywhere at arrival and departure drop off zones, baggage claim, checking in, etc.

If even 50 of said illegal border crossing terrorists got 5 vans, wrapped them to look like a hotel shuttle, tinted the windows, and rolled in a few cars spread out at the airport no one would blink an eye.

They could harm hundreds if not thousands of people BEFORE they enter security - yikes.

Unfortunately, the scale I’m describing (50 people, 5 innocuous vans, small arms) could do a LOT of damage. Said another way, if you’re thinking of 9/11 style attacks, I’d estimate the real danger is somewhat small, well armed/at least somewhat trained “terrorists” who are not trying to put on a show like 9/11 - they’re there to simply inflict as much damage as possible and die martyrs.

There are a lot of scenarios at the local level where they could harm hundreds of people gathered in a manner to present themselves as a soft target.

I personally think the probability of something like that happening in the US is moderately high compared to other scenarios - if nothing else because Hamas fighters showed us that it’s the low-tech, small number, nimble, no rules groups that “get the most done”.

Wouldn’t shock me at all to see that in the US, sadly.

a reply to: VulcanWerks

Just like the V. which has Blackrock written all over it. The people organizing the accommodation for all these young men are the same people. I think we are looking at a false flag to bring a massive change to the way things work in the UK. The government knows what's going down as they are organizing it. If they were really refugees it would be mostly women and children. I don't fancy their chances much, the British are slow to rile but once they are going they won't stop.

"cometh the hour cometh the men" [English military proverb, note men rather than man for this historical precedent]

historically those who come over the channel in large numbers tend to indicate an incoming war and that while they do become foot soldiers its always been to fight for king and country..

the last lot became "the kings most loyal Enemy aliens" during ww2, all previous conflicts have similar elements.. they denote the flavour of those conflicts like the Huguenots regiments fighting in the lowlands, the kings German legion, the British German legion, in ww1 it was the lowlands in ww2 mostly eastern Europe, now its mostly the Mesopotamian region.

as distinct groups/units within the British army they last around 2 decades before vanishing to the history books.

a reply to: Crackalackin

Think about the recent attack in Israel and how its playing out. Hit and run.

But the OP isn't about anything remotely like current events in Gaza/Israel.
He's talking about the UK government using a so-called Migrant Army to suppress the British people during civil unrest, that's something quite different.

The vast majority of UK Armed Forces come from exactly the same background as those people this alleged 'Army' would be seeking to control and put down and they have exactly the same cares and concerns that they have.

Sorry, I just can't see them allowing it to happen.

People may disagree with my opinion on this hugely speculative and hypothetical scenario....but that's all it is, speculation and opinion on a unsubstantiated report about an unlikely situation.

a reply to: anonentity

I don't fancy their chances much, the British are slow to rile but once they are going they won't stop.

On this at least we can agree.

a reply to: Freeborn

to be fair history says those here fight for king/queen and country even if they hate the people here they hate those they are fleeing from much more, the idf was formed from the 43 group and those who made up the kings most loyal enemy aliens.

eta I discussed this briefly with an ex British officer who said hms victory at Trafalgar had around 150+ nationalities on board a ship fighting a battle famous for the phrase "England expects that every man will do his duty"

the uk brought aks to train Ukrainians to use in Ukraine not arm Muslims for use in the uk, it was part of the training program as they brought in weapons from eastern European countries rather than arm the Ukrainians with older model sa80s

more on that here..

armourersbench.com...

AK-pattern rifles procured for training the Ukrainian troops are all chambered in 7.62x39mm and the 2,400 rifles procured include: wooden-stocked Zastava M70 (or M70B)s, milled receiver M70As, folding stock M70AB2s, Hungarian FEG AK63Ds and East German MPi KMS-72s.

I think this thread is simply proof that some people will believe absolutely anything - so long as they hear about it on social media

a reply to: AndyMayhew

The only problem with that is AKs and grenades don't turn up at night in crates with the landlord's name on them. They are dangerous goods.Try another one.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Crackalackin

Think about the recent attack in Israel and how its playing out. Hit and run.

But the OP isn't about anything remotely like current events in Gaza/Israel.
He's talking about the UK government using a so-called Migrant Army to suppress the British people during civil unrest, that's something quite different.

The vast majority of UK Armed Forces come from exactly the same background as those people this alleged 'Army' would be seeking to control and put down and they have exactly the same cares and concerns that they have.

Sorry, I just can't see them allowing it to happen.

People may disagree with my opinion on this hugely speculative and hypothetical scenario....but that's all it is, speculation and opinion on a unsubstantiated report about an unlikely situation.

I'm talking about how they attacked. They killed a bunch of people very quickly and left.

a reply to: Crackalackin

Funky seems to be getting stuff from Veterans who have set up observation points. www.bitchute.com...

originally posted by: Freeborn
And does anyone think the regular British Army would sit idly by and watch a so called Migrant Army take repressive measures against the British people inside the UK?

Not going to happen.

If they are given orders to, yes, they will. I have no doubt some will disobey those orders and end up in prison for it, but the majority will carry them out. Don't forget the British military were monitoring social media during covid, and likely still are, like we are the enemy.

www.thenationalnews.com...

It's all about the orders for them, not about protecting us from harm.

a reply to: MetalChickAmy

I don't know if the members of the armed services are required to follow illegal orders. All it takes is one officer to go mental for any reason where their judgment is impaired. Or even further up the chain. Then its a look in the rule book.

a reply to: MetalChickAmy

Monitoring people's posts on Twatter is one thing - not that I agree with that - but standing idly by whilst an Army of foreign immigrants suppress the British people for engaging in legal protest is another thing altogether.

As I said earlier, this is all based on unsubstantiated speculation about the use of some vaguely rumoured armed force in a hypothetical situation.