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Govt charges disabled man with heavy lifting in Fairford ‘plot’

The Fairford air base incident – considered by many to be a false flag to excuse greater UK collaboration in the US and Israel’s war on Iran – has taken yet another bizarre turn. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has charged 24yo Mohamed Abdulkarim with loading three white vans seized near the base with metal drums containing petrol, water butts and smart dashcams.

Abdulkarim is pictured below:

A young man wearing a checked shirt and cap is sitting in a powered wheelchair on a city sidewalk.
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‘UK’ base farce

Four men were arrested after a farmer called police about supposed ‘suspicious’ activity near the Fairford base. UK politicians and media immediately claimed a terrorist plot linked to Iran – but the arrested men were immediately bailed. Police admitted there was nothing in the vans that could be used as an explosive. It then emerged that one of the men had phoned police an hour before the farmer, and the group stayed near the vans until police belatedly arrived. Not typical conduct for terrorists, at the least.

Israel then linked itself to the case when Benjamin Netanyahu claimed his spies had tipped off the UK government about the ‘attack’. Despite the gaping holes in the UK state’s narrative, PM Andy Burnham has publicly insisted the incident was an Iran-linked ‘terror’ plot.

This claim is reflected in the charges against Abdulkarim and fellow 24yo Nouman Essghir: “assisting a foreign intelligence service”, supposedly Iran. They have also been charged with “entering a prohibited place for a purpose prejudicial to the UK”, despite apparently not having entered the base, at least according to the state media narrative so far.

Police have tried to create a narrative sidelining the rapid release of the ‘terror suspects’ on bail. Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor said the bail had appeared “illogical” but claimed that it had “led to swifter progress, better evidence, and ultimately us securing the charges that I’ve announced today.”

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  1. Call me a cynic, for years Spanish railway system have been among the safest in the world. Then all the sudden 2 big accidents in the railway this year

    The first one in January was blamed on poor maintenance of the railtrack. But, then again the track could have been sabotaged, waiting for an accident to happen. Then yesterday, computer error, could have been hackers?

    Then their is the revolt last Saturday at Barcelona, that the right quickly blamed the left for it. However, 1- the left in Cataluña would have used signs written in Catalan, no Spanish 2- the comment from Israel’s sources that now Spain can have its own intifada.

    The Spanish government needs to investigate how the computer error came about. Spain is consistently standing against Trump’s demands to use its bases in Spain to attack Iran. I don’t believe Israel would go as far as assassinating the Spanish PM or other members of government but, sabotage? Could Spain moral positioning has something to do with these accidents?

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