vigras rojara
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Thank heavens for the farmer who was far more alert than the useless British security services.
Nigel will be very cross about this. He's been yelling about boats as usual.
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This is a weird one for me.
They want to bomb an airfield so they load not 1, not 2 but 3 conspicuous white vans with explosives. Then disregarding caution they drive (in convoy?) along a country road.
Is it any wonder they were spotted.
May as well have painted TERRORISTS on the vans.

I think pretty much everything in the media can be dismissed tbh. There is no way the security forces are allowing the full story to be released.
But how do you know she mistook tree stumps and whatever they were carrying for people? Or simply, what if others managed to escape and are being sought?Thank heavens for the farmer who was far more alert than the useless British security services.
Except for Dom Chopsky, he knows the security services are useless.
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RAF Fairford suspects to be released on bail, head of counter-terror police says
Laurence Taylor says the five men arrested on Sunday are still under investigation as police consider multiple lines of inquiry, including the possible involvement of a foreign state.www.bbc.com
Or, a bunch of fly -tippersProbably a few work colleagues on a paintball outing.
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Thoughts and prayers with Nigel Farage at this difficult time.
All 5 men are UK nationals, from London, in their early twenties, apparently.
UK police release five on bail after arrests at airbase
LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - British police said on Monday they had released on bail five men who were arrested on suspicion of terrorism and explosives offences near a British airbase used by the US, although they remain under investigation.
Laurence Taylor, Head of Counter Terrorism Policing, said officers were looking into every angle after the incident at the RAF Fairford base, "including that this may be actively committed by proxies or individuals either knowingly or unknowingly working on behalf of a foreign state."
I bet you it was a diesel theft/smuggling operation.That makes it extremely unlikely there were explosives in those vans.