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The government is setting up illegal migrant camps for fighting-age men from some of the West’s greatest recent enemies and yet is surprised when its military bases come under internal attack from within.

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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.

Prior to the B-1s being withdrawn, RAF Fairford appeared to be the target of an attempted Iranian-backed terror attack. In the early hours of Sept. 27, a female farmer spotted men clad in balaclavas gathered around white vans near the airbase perimeter. Iran had already made open threats against RAF Fairford, promising revenge for its ongoing role in launching U.S. strikes against Tehran. Naturally, the farmer called the special military-police phone number to report suspicious activity. Equally naturally, this being Great Britain in 2026, nobody answered.

Authorities arrested five men, and a bomb disposal robot searched the vehicles — the initial assumption being explosives were hidden inside — although investigators later assured the public this was not the case; they were just barrels, at least one containing fuel, which possess zero explosive qualities at all. As of now, the general theory is that the suspects were paid by Iran to act as proxies to sabotage the base, or test out its security. Tehran has called this idea “Iranophobia.”

Whatever the men were, the extraordinary decision was quickly made to grant them all bail. President Donald Trump said that choice “surprised” him and he wouldn’t have released the men. Meanwhile, around the same time the potential bombers were being released, a white anti-immigration campaigner was receiving two years behind bars for the far more severe “crime” of tossing a plastic bottle into the air in protest at all the Iranian terrorists being allowed into the country. It’s no wonder Trump withdrew his planes, is........

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