Manchester Bombing

The Manchester bomber, Salman Abedi, and his father traveled to Libya in 2011 to fight against the Gaddafi government with the approval of the British security establishment. British Prime Minister Theresa May was at that time Interior Minister with direct responsibility for MI5 and the rest of the UK’s internal security apparatus. Abedi’s father, who has since been arrested along with a younger son in connection with the attack, was one of a large group of Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG) members who had been allowed to settle in the UK.

The British government operated an “open door” policy that allowed Libyan exiles and British-Libyan citizens to join the 2011 uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi even though some had been subject to counter-terrorism control orders, Middle East Eye can reveal. Several former rebel fighters now back in the UK told MEE that they had been able to travel to Libya with […]

In the wake of the Manchester bombing the UK have seen Tory PM Theresa May suspend the general election and deploy troops on to the streets of Britain. Is the UK experiencing a #ConservativeCoup…?
And over in Brussels we have NATO cringe-worthy relaunch, where US president Donald Trump sends out mixed messages by inadvertently revealing the primary source of ‘radical Islamic ideology’ while simultaneously gushing praise over Saudi Arabia’s corrupt monarchy.

George W. Bush and Tony Blair are rarely thought of as voices of reason, but hindsight has a way of offering new perspectives.

The UK inched closer towards martial law today, as Prime Minister May announced that British troops will be deployed on the streets in the aftermath of Monday night’s alleged ‘ISIS terror attack’ in Manchester. 
Along with the government’s ramping-up of police state measures, the UK arm of the ‘Alt-Right’ appear to be inciting street confrontations with British Muslims – labeling them as “enemy combatants.”

This week Theresa May has taken Britain closer towards martial law. 
According to British Home Secretary Amber Rudd, the government has begun an initial deployment of 1,000 British troops onto the streets of the UK in order to help the police after the alleged ‘ISIS attack’ in Manchester on Monday evening.
Total number of troops expected to join the deployment will be 4,000, including some Royal Marines and RAF Police.

Paul Joseph Watson has released a video where he postulates that there is sufficient witness testimony from the ISIS bombing in Britain’s Manchester to indicate that the suicide bomber did not act alone.
In a video covering a wide range of issues relating to the bombing, Watson shows an interview with a woman who was at Manchester area. She spoke of seeing a woman who appeared to not speak English fidgeting and looking anxious throughout the evening. She also reportedly was smirking and looking in the direction of the eventual blast throughout the evening.

Following last night’s alleged ‘ISIS-inspired’ terrorist event in Manchester, England, British Prime Minister Teresa May promptly suspended the upcoming UK General Election.