The latest foiled attacks on the ground and in the air reveal a shocking reality: the enemy is amongst us, and the security services have been infiltrated and compromised.
This is not for those who fall asleep convinced that everything is perfectly in order.
Photo of the Flydubai aircraft that made an emergency landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, following the cockpit incident involving the pilots. pic.twitter.com/iH9zHc65zd
— Ihtisham Ul Haq (@iihtishamm) 30 September 2026
A pilot from Oman attempted this morning to crash a Flydubai aircraft en route to Tel Aviv with 149 passengers on board.
It was only thanks to the quick reaction of the co-pilot and the Israelis that a repeat of 11 September was averted. In two minutes, the aeroplane plummeted from 34,000 to 16,000 feet.
In a video filmed moments after the brawl on board, an Israeli passenger with a bloodied face says to the camera:
“We are in the middle of a hijacking. We have neutralised the terrorists and are preparing to land. To everyone who can hear me: we need help.”
If we disregard the depressed Germanwings pilot who crashed a plane in the Alps with 139 people on board, I cannot recall any previous cases of terrorism involving professional pilots.
This was no classic hijacking: the pilot wanted to use the plane as a weapon.
As I wrote two weeks ago: ‘The next 11 September will happen where we least expect it.’
The big question now is: Who can we trust?
And so the days go by.
“Hamas planned coordinated terrorist attacks in Berlin and Vienna to mark the anniversary of the 7 October massacre in Israel”, according to a 214-page indictment from the German Federal Prosecutor. The attacks were intended to target Israeli and Jewish sites in the two European capitals.
Seven men have been charged.
“One of the accused worked for the German intelligence service.”
Meanwhile, London had granted asylum and citizenship to the bodyguard of the late Hamas political leader, Ismail Haniyeh. This is revealed by The Times. The terrorist was planning an attack to coincide with the anniversary of the 7 October massacre. Haniyeh’s former bodyguard had helped smuggle weapons for the attacks.
Who vouched for him to the Foreign Office? asks The Spectator.
Edmund Fitton-Brown, a former British ambassador, revealed this summer that the British diplomatic service is heavily infiltrated by Islamists.
At the same time, the British police are holding seminars for their own officers on ‘the danger of Nigel Farage’s Islamophobia’.
Who is leading these seminars? A former Muslim police officer.
Meanwhile, the four attackers who were arrested with vans full of explosives outside the military base in Fairford were immediately released on bail.
At the same time ‘Berlin is struggling to recruit police officers because the candidates do not speak German’, as Germany’s Federal Police Chief Barbara Slowik has revealed. “40 per cent of applicants failed the language test.”
Slowik says that this trend, driven by the number of applications from immigrants, has created a dilemma for the police: they cannot lower their standards, yet they have an urgent need for police officers.
The German capital has the highest proportion of police officers with an immigrant background: 37 per cent.
According to the renowned Dutch sociologist and demographer Jan Latten, “we are on the brink of major social unrest”.
In an interview with Bild, Güner Balci, who is responsible for integration in the Neukölln district of Berlin, revealed that ‘Islamist infiltration in Germany is so widespread that there are police projects in which Islamists are involved’.
Did you read that carefully?
In Germany, Osama bin Laden’s former bodyguard at the taxpayers’ expense.
The Association of Muslim Police Officers in the UK (yes, such a thing actually exists) has just been embroiled in a scandal after coming to the defence of Hamas.
Policewoman Uzma Amireddy in the UK wearing a uniform with a hijab. Still image: Islam Channel / YouTube.
Baroness Falkner, former chair of the Committee on Equality and Human Rights, has said: “If citizens no longer feel they can trust the police to always act in accordance with the fundamental principle of acting without fear or favour, this will jeopardise the very rule of law.”
The judicial system in the German capital has also undergone radical change with the introduction of a rule stipulating that the composition of the judiciary and the prosecution service must reflect the city’s ethnic makeup, rather than being basedon qualifications – as reported by Bild.
If you look at the news items above in context, I don’t think you’ll be able to sleep soundly at night.
But let’s carry on.
In Antwerp, Belgium’s second-largest city, 25 per cent of police officers come from countries outside Europe.
Belgium is also in the process of release one of the terrorists involved in the attacks of 13 November 2015.
The 20-year-old Arab man who was arrested after assaulting a rabbi in Milan, has already been released after less than 24 hours.
It is not the famous ‘Jewish sniper of 25 April’.
The judiciary is ideologically compromised. Are we in Gaza or in Italy?
In 2010, a study in France estimated that 20 per cent of police officers were from immigrant backgrounds.
Something tells me that this figure has doubled, or nearly so, in twenty years.
The French will be in the minority in their own country within thirty years.
The Times reports on Islamists who have infiltrated the French police.
This is not about ‘trends’; it is part of a concrete plan.
The Dutch police have announced, in the name of ‘diversity’, that 35 per cent of officers are to have a migrant background within five years.
The London police force is to have 40 per cent.
From 2020 to the present day, ‘diversity’ programmes within the police force have cost England 631 million pounds, reveals The Times.
Can we sleep soundly when 40 per cent of British Muslims support Sharia law?
When loyalties are divided, the state is no longer inclusive; it is in danger.
Among the serious problems that few see coming is the infiltration of the security forces, the police, the army and the courts.
Following a two-year investigation, the independent police oversight body in the UK has stated that it has been unable to determine why Greater Manchester Police shelved an investigation into rape gangs of Asian origin.
Could it be because the police are also involved in what has been called ‘the biggest English scandal of our time’?
The second, most obvious example of Islamic influence over the police was the scandal in the West MidlandsPolice, where unfounded intelligence was used to justify a ban on Israeli supporters at last year’s football match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Aston Villa. The involvement of Muslim local councillors and police officers responsible for community liaison influenced the decisions taken by the then Chief Constable Craig Guildford.
A few months ago, an investigation in Sweden revealed that police officers had passed on confidential information to terrorist groups. In four cases, the leaks were followed by attempted murders. At least 30 police officers were deemed ‘threats to national security’.
There have been 514 information leaks from the Swedish police.
Also, an employee at a Swedish court was accused of passing on information to a criminal network.
In France, a Muslim police officer tasked with protecting the editor-in-chief of Charlie Hebdo and the imam Hassen Chalghoumi – who had been threatened by Islamists – was removed from his post. The officer was dismissed on the grounds of his ‘strong interest in radical Islam’. The police officer, who had been promoted to sergeant, had also been on guard duty for Benjamin Netanyahu during a visit to Paris.
A confidential memo leaked from the Ministry of Public Security and published by Le Parisien, described instances where French police officers refused to protect synagogues.
Six months after the attacks in Brussels, the Islamic scholar Alain Grignard, head of the Belgian police’s counter-terrorism unit, revealed that Islamists had infiltrated the intelligence service. “This is an infiltration fantasy that is not entirely without basis”, he told the commission of inquiry into the Brussels attacks. Four years earlier, it had emerged that there had been infiltration of the Belgian army.
In England, police officers have been arrested for supporting Hamas.
Then there are police officers in the Netherlands who refuse to protect the Jewish community on the grounds of ‘moral dilemmas’. In other words: they are on Hamas’s side.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who is accompanied by bodyguards when she is in the Netherlands, has revealed:
‘Twenty years ago, a well-intentioned plan was launched to encourage participation by ethnic minorities in all areas where they are under-represented. The police and security services were regarded as far too white. The Islamists (the Muslim Brotherhood) adopted the strategy of Islamisation through participation. Control procedures became increasingly lax. I remember well when I was dependent on protection from the Dutch police to ensure that I would not suffer the same fate as my friend Theo van Gogh, who was stabbed to death by a jihadist on the streets of Amsterdam. One day it turned out that one of the officers acting as my security guard was of Turkish origin. I felt uncomfortable when he began to criticise me for my work with van Gogh on ‘Submission’, a film about the position of women in Islam. When I expressed my concerns, his superior told me it was none of my business. Today, large sections of the Amsterdam police force consist of second-generation immigrants from NorthAfrica and the Middle East. Since 7 October, some police officers have already refused to patrol Jewish sites such as the Holocaust Museum’.
On 11 September 2001, we were sleeping far too soundly and failed to notice that the attackers who were taking flying lessons in Florida were more interested in taking off than in landing.
Our hope is that we will never be utterly despised by the Israelis.
When the British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, answered questions in Parliament about the decision he and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband had taken to impose sanctions on the Israeli government, the Prime Minister was surprisingly open about the compromises. Burnham admitted: ‘We have carefully assessed… all the risks. The Foreign Secretary and I have received thorough advice from the security services and, of course, from officials at the Foreign Office and at our embassies.”
The reason why the British intelligence services (SIS and MI6) warned Miliband is down to intelligence: London cannot manage without Israel.
MI6 chief Blaise Metreweli has said:
‘The countries in the Gulf region come to us because they know we have a good relationship with Israel. They cannot achieve that directly, but they want it; they need it. They look at us and say: “What on earth are you doing, are you falling out with them?’.”
In recent days, a film based on anonymous sources, *Naza*, has received 25 minutes of applause at the Venice Film Festival (not in Stalin’s Russia) for having smeared a famous Israeli intelligence unit, ‘8200’.
Isn’t this the same Israeli unit that prevented IS from blowing up three hundred people on board a flight that had taken off from Sydney?
Let’s hope that the ‘dark knight’ Israel never tires of us.
