The anti-drone tech used by UK troops to defend US military bases

Small units of British troops have been deployed to four US air force bases in the UK to operate a highly sophisticated system to detect, track and either defeat drones or find the pilots responsible.

The drones they are up against vary in size and configurations, according to the US military, and do not appear to be the work of hobbyists since their flights were co-ordinated over a series of days. They still continue to be flown in the vicinity of RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, RAF Feltwell and RAF Fairford, according to a US air force spokesman on Wednesday morning.


Langley, Colorado and now this. More and more it’s starting to look like the US is testing its own tech. Is it breakthrough stuff?

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Public opposition to immigration surges amid rising tensions

Support for Canada’s record-high immigration levels has plummeted, according to new polling by the Department of Immigration.

Blacklock’s Reporter says the decline in approval comes as Canadians express concerns over the strain on housing, social services, and societal integration, coinciding with heightened tensions following anti-Israel protests and incidents of antisemitic violence.

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Does Labour back Islamic blasphemy laws?

What century is this again? Earlier today, at Prime Minister’s Questions, a Labour MP stood up in parliament demanding the introduction of Islamic blasphemy laws. Tahrir Ali, the MP for Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley, asked Keir Starmer whether he would ‘commit to introducing measures to prohibit the desecration of all religious texts and the prophets of the Abrahamic religions?’.

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The fading ‘pipe dream’ of Ukraine’s foreign legion

Even before he was taken prisoner by Russian forces last weekend, former British Army soldier James Anderson had had people warning him that going to fight in Ukraine might be a bad idea. His own family, for one, had begged him not to go, fearing he wouldn’t come back alive. But like thousands of other young men worldwide, the lure of life as a freedom fighter in the International Legion for the Defence of Ukraine proved impossible to ignore.

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Western Europe’s Muslim Problem

Radical Muslim gangs who harbor hatred for Western culture and believe that Islam is the answer for all bear a visceral and violent antisemitic hatred for Israel and Jews. The pogrom perpetrated by Arab and Turkish Muslims earlier this month on Israeli and Jewish fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv, a leading Israeli soccer team, in the streets of Amsterdam illustrates the point. The local (Amsterdam) authorities feigned efforts to contain the Muslim horde, which did not prevent the beating of scores of Israelis and Jews and the hospitalization of six. For many, it conjured up images of the evil perpetrated by the SS of Nazi Germany and the Kristallnacht pogrom of 1938. Attacks on Jews and Israel are now widely evident in other major western European cities, including Berlin, Brussels, London, Madrid, and Paris.

h/t kiki9

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Ireland’s migration election History shapes the nation’s populism

In many ways, Dundrum looks like the average Irish village. There’s a family butcher, a pub called Bertie’s, and rows of squatting slate-grey terraces. Yet walk down the R505, where Dundrum melts into the hedgerows of County Tipperary, and you’ll soon spot something else. There, outside Dundrum House, is an anti-migrant camp. Established back in August, locals are fighting the planned settlement of 277 refugees, with the former hotel set to be converted into an International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centre.

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Leaflets in London: ‘Every Zionist Needs to Leave Britain or Be Slaughtered’

What is happening in Britain today could all too easily happen here, and that’s why every American should note the rising tide of antisemitism there, and particularly its frankly and unapologetically menacing edge.

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Joly spends $523K on furniture in one day

The Department of Foreign Affairs spent over $523,000 on furniture in a single day as the fiscal year came to a close on March 31, records reveal.

Blacklock’s Reporter says the rush purchases, which included 73 separate orders for office and residential furniture, have reignited concerns about the federal government’s so-called “March Madness” spending habits.

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Amy Hamm: This ‘fat intersectional feminist’ insists medical care is a human rights abuse

Is it discrimination when doctors make care decisions that account for a patient’s extreme obesity? In British Columbia, astoundingly, it might be.

A Canadian woman who identifies as an “unapologetically fat intersectional feminist” won her bid to bring an obstetrician to the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal (BCHRT) for alleged discrimination on the basis of her size and body mass index (BMI), of 46, after the physician referred her to a high-risk birth centre during her pregnancy.

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The Establishment’s Scandal Scam Tactics Won’t Work Anymore

The regime media is circling around Pete Hegseth and Donald Trump’s other outsider appointees to do the bidding of the establishment to make sure the status quo stays safely undisrupted. But this is a new game, and they are running the old playbook. With Hegseth, it’s alleging a sex scandal that’s no scandal at all. They do it by selectively quoting from a police report that led to zero charges and by ignoring the myriad facts within that would cause most fair-minded individuals to conclude this was a hookup instantly regretted by a horny wife whose husband and kids were just a few hotel rooms away. The regime media reports, of course, exclude the many exonerating details that recovering lawyer Megyn Kelly in particular has gone over in-depth and which totally exonerate the nominee. They don’t care about the truth; they want to frame him to stop him. But you know what? This kind of smear does not matter anymore to anyone who matters.

h/t DS

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