Counter-terrorism police in London “have arrested two men over concerns about a potential extreme right-wing terrorism plot.”
There are a couple of reasons why this story is being covered at Jihad Watch, despite being about “far-right terrorism.”
1. There is a determined effort by the mainstream media and some authorities to overplay the threat of “right wing extremism,” while covering up acts of jihad terror in cases in which the motive is obvious. For example, a knife-wielding Muslim screaming “Allahu akbar” attacked police officers, but media reports indicated that police were “investigating the reason.”
2. In the article below about so-called “far-right terrorism,” basic information is glaringly absent. There is not a hint of motive, nor adequate answers to the basic who, what, when, where and why questions of journalism. In today’s “fake news” world, who needs answers? The mainstream media pushes its propaganda and hopes that the public won’t notice gaping holes in news accounts and won’t ask questions. All readers need to do is read the headline and conclude: “See, far right terrorism today is as big a problem as jihad terror.” Mission accomplished.
Meanwhile, let’s just pretend that the real threat of the global proliferation of Islamic supremacism and jihad doesn’t exist. All the while, London’s Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, who has shared a platform with Jew-haters and defended an al Qaeda member, continues to erode freedom via his war on free speech, while Muslim rape gang attacks have continued to soar in London — a city that has also seen a sharp rise in knife crime, gun crime, burglary, rape, and homicide.
The urgent problem today is the global jihad, and the Leftist social justice warriors and globalists who defend the jihadis. Not “right-wing extremists.”
The global jihad today is a highly sophisticated combined effort of the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliates; the Organization of Islamic Cooperation; jihad terror-funding states such as Iran and its proxies; Wahabbi Saudi Arabia; Turkey; al Qaeda and its affiliates; and the Islamic State and other jihad groups around the world such as Boko Haram. All of these share the mission of subverting the House of War. Now compare these forces to those of so-called “far right terrorism.”
“Two men arrested in London on suspicion of far right terrorism plot,” Guardian, November 2, 2018:
Counter-terrorism police have arrested two men over concerns about a potential extreme rightwing terrorism plot.
The two men, both aged in their 40s, were arrested in south London by officers from Scotland Yard’s counter-terrorism command.
It is believed the arrests followed information being passed to police from a member of the public. It led to a joint operation involving counter-terrorism officers and the UK domestic security service MI5.
It was assessed that the information required further investigation and for arrests to be made, but one strand of inquiries by counter-terrorism investigators was looking at the mental health of those detained.
The first man arrested, aged 40, was held on Monday evening. The Metropolitan police said: “On Monday 29 October, at approximately 22.45hrs, detectives arrested a 40-year-old man on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism, under section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000.”
Police have been granted a warrant extending his detention until 5 November.
The second man, aged 47, was detained on Thursday evening. Police said: “Officers arrested a 47-year-old man in south London on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts, contrary to section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006, at approximately 18.20hrs on Thursday, 1 November.”…..