Globalists keep on repeating the propaganda that those who are concerned about open-door immigration are “anti-immigrant,” “racist,” and “xenophobic,” but the UK Foreign Office has just also tacitly admitted that the jihad threat is real. So real, in fact, that its Christmas travel advisories warn against travel not just to Muslim countries, but to several European countries as well.
The double talk is telling. Why would UK officials ever believe, or try to fool their people into believing, that somehow the same jihad threat is not already present in their own country, thanks to indiscriminate immigration? The Foreign Office has stated that terrorist attacks are “very likely” in Morocco and Egypt, which may be expected, but also “very likely” in Spain, France, and Germany. Now the Foreign Office should be asked specifically why terror attacks are so likely in these European countries.
“Terrorist warnings: Is it safe to travel to these short-haul destinations this Christmas?,” by Harriet Mallinson, Express, December 19, 2018:
CHRISTMAS is a great time to go on holiday but with terrorism fears so rife at the moment, is your chosen destination safe or are terror attacks likely? This is the latest Foreign Office travel advice.
Christmas is an ideal time to enjoy a holiday abroad but with the current raised terror threat across Europe, travellers need to be careful. The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) issues terror advice on all countries. So how safe are the short-haul destinations popular with Britons, from France to Spain, at this time of year?
The FCO warned terrorists are “very likely” to try to carry out attacks in France and the attacks could be “indiscriminate.”
There have been a number of high profile terrorist attacks since 2015 across France.
The FCI said: “Due to ongoing threats to France by Islamist terrorist groups, and recent French military intervention against Daesh (formerly referred to as ISIL), the French government has warned the public to be extra vigilant and has reinforced its own domestic and overseas security measures.
“You should be vigilant in public places and follow the advice of local French authorities.”
Germany
Terror attacks are also classed as “very likely” in Germany.On 19 December 2016, a lorry was driven into a crowd at a Christmas market in central Berlin causing 12 deaths and a number of injuries.
The FCO advised tourists to be vigilant. They added: “The German government has announced that increased security has been put in place as a precaution at public buildings, major events, transport hubs and large public gatherings.”
Egypt
The FCO warned that terrorists are “very likely” to carry out attacks across Egypt.They advised: “You should avoid crowded places and gatherings (including in or around religious sites) during religious festivals or times of heightened tensions.
“Terrorist groups have sometimes called for attacks at these times. Take extra care over local holiday weekends, as some terrorist attacks have occurred during these times.”
The FCO added: “The authorities in Egypt maintain a significant security presence across the country, including armed security officers stationed at important sites, critical infrastructure, and road checkpoints. Extra measures are in place at tourist sites.”
Morocco
Morocco is also classed as a country where terror attacks are “very likely” and tourists should be vigilant…..