THE FAIRFORD FIVE

Trump withdrew all 12 B-1B Lancer bombers from RAF Fairford on Sunday, Oct. 4th. They withdrew them so quickly they took off before the refuelers hit the air.
This is unprecedented.
So, why?
The US lost many key aircraft in the Middle East.
The media kept this quiet, but we reported it as it happened on the Not On The Beeb Telegram channel.
It's easy to suspect they feared losing more aircraft they simply can't afford to lose.
These were the planes being used to hit Iran.
So... here is my friendly take on it.
How about the UK said it would no longer support these actions?
That the UK joined Spain in its stance, saying "not from our country"?
Trump adding that "we've been watching those guys" was as believable as his two faked assassination attempts. The Fairfield Five (AKA Four Lions) were released on bail, and no real terrorists are ever offered such freedoms.
I.e., the idea of three-letter agencies watching claimed terrorists who were then caught in action by a top military base yet released on bail makes zero sense.
So...could it just be a ruse to give the US a face-saving excuse to leave?
Of course, I have no idea. Just speculating :)
But if you feared the worst, thinking the US might know of a serious attack... this quick video might lower the anxiety and maybe even make you smile...
This video is Trump's stumbling statement a lego reply!
Have you seen Four Lions?


The plot..
Four radicalised British Muslims living in Sheffield (three of whom are British Pakistanis) aspire to become suicide bombers: Omar, who is deeply critical of Western society and interventionism; his dim-witted and anxious cousin Waj; Barry, a bad-tempered and rash English convert; and the naive Faisal. When Omar and Waj travel to an al-Qaeda-affiliated training camp in Pakistan, Barry recruits a fifth member, Hassan, after witnessing him pretending to commit a suicide bombing at a conference. The training in Pakistan ends in disaster when Omar accidentally destroys part of the camp while attempting to shoot down a drone, and the pair are forced to flee.
Omar uses the experience to assert authority over the group on his return to Britain.
The group disagrees about what their target should be. Barry wants to bomb a local mosque as a false flag operation to "radicalise the moderates" and Faisal suggests blowing up a Boots because it sells contraceptives...

























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