On the twentieth anniversary of the 7/7 Bombings, when four Jihadists detonated suicide bombs on the London Underground, killing 52 and injuring over 770, I received a call warning about the imminent likelihood of an Islamic terror attack in Britain.
My source explained that foreign intelligence is monitoring 30,000 active Islamic terror suspects in Britain. They predict a small group will arm themselves with homemade explosive devices, Molotov cocktails, and machetes, and attack critical infrastructure and dense civilian housing. Whole cities could be set ablaze.
Multiple simultaneous attacks could spread the police and emergency services thin; and inspire copycat attackers and opportunist looters to capitalise on the chaos. Communications infrastructure could be targeted, crippling the emergency services.
When I asked for a timeline for the attacks, the source said, “Before 2030, but it could be 3 months to a year away.”
Foreign intelligence services and academics like David Betz have warned the British government of an imminent Islamic terror threat, which could be the catalyst for widespread civil unrest and civil war.
But rather than listening, the state is busy censoring its own citizens and calling them "right-wing extremists" for expressing concern about the impact of immigration on their culture.
Discussing warnings about an imminent terror threat ignored by Britain's government, and a new Policy Exchange report on the Islamists at the Muslim Council of Britain, this week on Tomlinson Talks.
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