Posted on 01/10/2015 7:18:24 PM PST by MeshugeMikey
he elite Special Forces have joined counter-terror police and 1,900 Army personnel in the biggest security operation since the 2012 London Olympics.
The news comes as Al Qaeda warned that France was only its third preferred target after Britain and the US.
Most of the Special Forces will be wearing civilian clothes, while some have donned police uniforms to accompany police officers who visit the homes of persons of interest in response to intelligence leads by MI5.
(Excerpt) Read more at express.co.uk ...
What’s the color of the boathouse at Hereford?
Great scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1MkjmbdHUM
” police officers who visit the homes of persons of interest...”
Are they now going to enter “no go zones”?
Will they be allowed to carry guns with them?
Good movie
Islam is easier to defend against when it’s outside your borders, rather than within.
UK Telegraph and other will call this security measure “Islamophobia” probably
‘Clean skins’?
Disobeying an armed SAS member is not good for one’s health.
From the article:
“Most of the Special Forces will be wearing civilian clothes, while some have donned police uniforms to accompany police officers who visit the homes of persons of interest in response to intelligence leads by MI5.”
While the article is written to assure the Brits, if you look at the numbers of government personnel involved, it’s not so great in a country the size of the UK with a very large muslim population.
(Notice to the NSA, whom I’m sure is monitoring our posts: there’s a “person of interest” around the corner to the left and up two blocks that plays loud music late at night in his little red car that has a green and white crescent and star on the back under the window.)
lions and tigers and bears oh my!
De Niro should have been shot by the SAS for that laughable attempt to pronounce Hereford (Herr-eh-furd).
They don’t exist, despite the US hype.
UK pop: 62m
Muslim pop: 4%.
4% and growing.
Yes. Sad thing is that the West pays for them to reproduce.
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