Fact Check: UK Conscription Age 65, Iran Plot Claims & Israeli Election Analysis

Thanks for tuning in, folks. I know it's normally Jamie. He's normally my brother on Wednesdays, but he's um he was at the

um start that bit again. Christ, what's it called when you release a film premiere? Jeez, you can tell it's early,

can't you? Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to Wednesday's episode of

Trending. Netanyahu appears to lose his majority in the Israeli elections, but will almost certainly still cling to

power. UK raises the age of military conscription to 65. RAF Fairford plot, whatever that was, no

one really knows, but it was instigated by Iran. Britain is negotiating a new Brexit betrayal, sorry, EU deal, and

Scandinavia is split over a call with Vladimir Putin. Thank you so much for tuning in, folks.

It's normally Jamie on a Wednesday, but he was at the premiere of his Flat Earth documentary last night, so you've got

me. Sorry about that. Um, now of course yesterday and I guess overnight you had the Israeli elections. It appears at the

moment as I'm sat here that Netanyahu has lost his majority. So he's almost certainly going to have to cut a deal to

remain in power, which of course he will. Um, which at least to me feels like a bit

more of a kind of threatening time because this is a guy who's now kind of he's been circled. He can see power is

slipping away from him and he wants to finish the deal when it comes to Iran. So I expect next few days a few

negotiations people given high high ranking roles as a sort of you know there you go butter me up so that they

can keep him in power almost certainly and then once he is back in that position he will then go for Iran. I

think Trump will probably do the same because he will almost certainly lose um you know a lot more sway in the midterms

to which you know that might then push him to to go for a rhyme but we'll see with that one anyway. Um so what I'm

going to do today is there's two news stories that I'm going to kind of put together cuz I think they're relevant.

conscription age, this is in the United Kingdom, is changed as Brits born in um you know later years or earlier years

rather are to be called up for World War II first. Oh good. People as old as 65 could be

conscripted to fight in World War II according to experts after the callup age was increased.

During World War II, conscription began for men aged between 20 and 22 kids then.

in 1939, as much as 6 months prior to the war's actual outbreaks. Okay. Well,

this is an interesting one because I look at this and and and I've seen a lot of people talking about it on social

media this morning. This is sign that war is coming. As if we needed another sign that war was coming. And and seeing

it, of course, as as a as a massive negative. You know, they're raising the age of conscription to 65 years old.

that that means something's not only means something's coming, but it also means that you know older men and are

are getting kind of rounded up and sent to the front line or whatever. Yeah, you can look at it that way or you can look

at it and think, well, actually it could potentially be a positive in the sense that if the people of this country have

a spine, that's the million-dollar question. But if the people of this country have a

have a spine, then raising the conscription age could actually be good in the sense that it's

more people to say no. And the reason why I I I say that is because well, one, not everything has to

turn out bad, but also there is a problem within society and it's called apathy. There's very much I'm all right,

Jack. So, if you are in a certain demographic and you're not being sent to the front line, that's all right then.

Never mind. Best of luck, son. You You do your best. I'll be cheering you on. It's on telly.

There is a little bit of that within society, unfortunately. In fact, there's a lot of that within society. So,

suddenly, by kind of, you know, expanding it and encompassing more people, suddenly I'm all right, Jack.

I'm going to be watching the tell. He goes, "Oh, hang on. I could be called up in a bit and all."

And it might just create that little bit more unity. Um, maybe I'm just an eternal optimist, but

you know, I see the best in people and hopefully that's what happens. The UK Parliament website states during the

spring of 1939, wow, we really are going back, aren't we? Um, the deteriorating international situation forced the

British government under Neville Chamberlain to consider preparations for a possible war against Nazi Germany. The

fact that all this rhetoric is going on means they're planning something at this point. That's obvious. And I think it's

gone beyond simply, you know, trying to shift the blame for rising astronomically rising energy prices. Um,

you know, blaming Putin for that. um or just fear-mongering so that you can introduce you know digital ID or

surveillance state or or whatever because we have to watch what's going on because there could be sleeper cells and

all the rest of it. I think it's gone beyond that. I think it is still that that is still absolutely part of it but

I think it's it's it's all of those things and more. Plans for limited conscription for

single um men aged between 20 and 22 were given parliamentary approval under the Military Training Act in May 1939.

Given approval by men that never did anything. Men that would jump under the table if a

car backfired. Those kind of men just with a swish of a pen going, "Oh yeah, send those kids to

war." 100%. Not my ones, though. Yeah, I've got a 20-year-old kid. Easy eaten though. You don't need to go.

Send the poor kids. This required men to undertake six months military training and some 24

sorry 240,000 registered for service.

1939 was a long time ago. I don't think you get 240,000 20 to 22 year olds say yes please send

me to the front line now. However, once war was declared, the age range was broadened to men between 188

and 41. By 1942, the age threshold had been risen once more with men as old as 60

being called upon to serve. By the close of 1949, women and childless widows. I know you don't have any kids. I know

you always wanted kids, but you don't have kids. And I know your husband's been blown to smitherines. But I got

some good news. You get to go as well. A thanks. And childless widows between the ages of

20 and 30 were conscripted while men aged up to 51 were summoned for military service. Even those aged between 52 and

60 were obliged to participate in some form of military service. Get in that hole. Earlier this year, the age bracket

for men eligible in um for call up to the army in the UK was extended from 55 to 65.

Now, of course, there's a couple of ways to look at this. One, they expect to take a battering.

So, just like you're seeing in Ukraine, they're having to kind of press gang people off the street. They're they're

having to get guys in their 60s. Down syndrome lads are being called to the front line for crying out loud. Um

because the amount of of people are being killed. So that is one idea. They expect to take such a battering. I hark

back to the early days of the Rona nonsense when of course everyone was citing this deagle website. if anyone

remembers that it's a online military and economic forecast website and it predicted a massive drop in UK

population from around 65 million as it was at the time. I think it's considerably more than that now down to

roughly 14 to 15 million by 2025. Of course, at the time, everyone was

citing that as well, actually, it would kind of split the room because people were citing as look how bad COVID must

be. It's going to wipe out the entire population virtually. And the other side were going, "This is

because of what's in the jabs or whatever. They're expecting a big decline in population."

But maybe they just got the year wrong. You know, maybe maybe Britain was supposed to be embroiled in this in this

massive conflict. by 2024, 2025. And so that's why they were expecting this massive drop in

population. That is a theory. Could well be that. Or they expect younger generations to refuse.

They know because it's pretty obvious that the young men they're going to call upon, young overwhelmingly young white

men, young workingclass white men in this country are the most neglected

overwhelmingly followed closely by young black men. They are the most neglected,

you know, aspect of society. So why then are they going to want to fight you? I I'll give my life for for this

for everything that I've No, you're all right, mate. So it could be that they're expecting

that and therefore they're going to be trying to pull on on the older generations, the boomer generations that

have that sort of sense of duty. Although, you know, they're losing it as well to be honest.

But it's not just Russia. Now, you know, Wes Streeting gave his speech, the the defense secretary, which

is still laughable, um, gave his speech this week talking about foreign adversaries and all our rest of it. But

they only named one and that was Russia. But it's not just Russia. And that's why I'll come to this next story. That's why

I wanted to do these two together. But on a positive, you know, like I say, not everything has to be bad. They're

bad. They're demonic. They're the parasite class, right? Yeah, that's pretty bad. But it's how we react to it.

We can turn things that appear on the face of it negative into a positive. We can do that.

So that's why when, like I say, you know, the age raising the age of conscription, that looks like a a very

negative thing. Well, yeah. Okay. Well, that's more people to say no then. So, let's flip it.

Ara Fairford plot coordinated by handler working on behalf of Iran. I mean, you sure it wasn't Russia?

I mean, sure you don't want to just blame it on Russia. It'd be easier. Keep everything together. No. Do you want to

blame it on Sam Bin Laden? Dirty Den. That's what it was. It was dirty den from East Enders. Remember him? I

remember when he got shot and fell in the river, died and then came back to life again like Harold Bishop. Um, I'm

showing my age now. A um, totally off um, off subject. I will come to the new story. I told Harold Bishop, people

around the world, he was an actor in a TV show called Neighbors. I told him to f off once.

So, I'm I'm sat at work and my phone goes and um, who on earth is that? And I wasn't having a good time at work at the

time. I knew that. Hello. All right. Good day, mate. It's Harold Bishop. F off.

carried on working, just assumed it was one of my mates being, you know, um and then my phone goes immediately

afterwards and not, oh, it was my sister. And as soon as I saw it was my sister's name, she's in Australia and I

started to twig. I went, oh gosh, where's she was all flustered? You've just told Harold Bishop to f off. I'm

I'm on a neighbor's experience and I I got him to phone you. So, she put him on the phone again. He weren't bothered

about talking to me by that point. Okay, I'll read on. A group of men were directed to drive vans loaded with

petrol to RAF um Fairford to to the Air Force base by a handler known as Ali, who police believe was working on behalf

of Iran are court heard today. Just Alli, not Muhammad Ali. Was it Muhammad Ali? Was it Was it Delhi Ali?

Ali Barber. There's a hairdressers near me called Alibabers. I like that. Um, Kirsty Ali,

one of the five men uh tasked with driving to the base called police in the early hours of the 27th of September

after the handler warned the group about a bomb in the vans, prosecutors told Westminster Magistrate's Court. But

there wasn't a bomb, was there? They didn't find a bomb. Didn't find any explosives. That's why

they let them all go on bail. This whole thing is ridiculous. Two men, Muhammad. Oh, for goodness sake. Can I

call him Muhammad Smith? Muhammad um Abdul Karim. Abdul Karim as a lot easier actually. He was 24. Well, he was

24. And Newman Eser who's 24 as well. Both appeared in court on Tuesday charged under the National Security Act

2023. Abdul Karim of London was charged with um that's that's a good sort of East End

of London name that is it. Abdul Karim of London was charged with assisting a foreign intelligence service. He is

accused of buying the vans used in the Fairfoot incident on the instruction of Ali,

but it's not illegal to buy a van and there weren't explosives in the van. I'll read on. Um, Ascar, also of London,

was charged with entering a prohibitive place for a purpose of pre pre-judicial um to the to the UK after initially um

initially being arrested at the scene near Gsters um on the 27th of September and then being rearrested on the 20th of

October. He's accused of visiting RAF Fairford and filming around the facility on a video call with Alli

Alleycat uh before returning a month later in the convoy of vans. But there are convoy of vans that had no

ability to carry out anything, did they? Just doesn't make any sense. Like what's the point? There's so much about this

whole thing that we're not being told. It's honestly on the f on if this is what is used as a precourse

cursor to go to war, I'm out. Abdul Karim has been released on bail under conditions including the surrender

of his passport and sir Smith um has been remanded in custody. They'll appear at the old Bailey on the 20th of

November. Now Abdul Karim, you will have almost certainly seen the footage. He's a disabled guy. He's in a motorized

wheelchair. So, there's videos of him leaving court. So, I'm looking at this one. I'm

thinking, "Okay, let's try and let's try and put this together, shall we?" If this is going to be used as some kind of

precursor to to get us involved in the in the conflict with Iran that the US and Israel are almost certainly going to

just start again now, post elections. Let's try and work out what's going on. Right.

So Iran is two weeks away from a nuclear weapon. They have been for 40 years. And that

must be true because Netanyahu told told us it's true. So it must be true. They're the world's largest sponsor of

terrorism. Again, it must be true cuz we're told by by people like Netanyahu that it's true. It's currently winning a

war against Israel and the US that we're told is the world's greatest military superpower. Iran is winning that war as

it stands. But in order to attack a base in the United Kingdom,

they got a guy called Alli to instruct a bloke and his disabled mate to buy some vans

and then park those vans without explosives inside, so no ability to do anything.

Near a base, but not in it, so just near it. and then tell them there's a bomb inside

when there isn't a bomb inside. So, they panic and phone the police to confess and hand themselves in.

That that that's what we're going with, right? That's the plot.

I'll be honest. If I'm sat here as as a you know an owner of a a film studio and you come to me and pitch that plot

as a film, I'm doing that to the security on the door. I'm not saying anything. I'm just

going and he's going to escort you out. But no, it's good enough for the British government.

So, what did happen? Well, no one knows. That's the point. But I know this is nonsense.

Cuz the thing is, you get these people like Alli, the so-called fixer. No one knows who they are. It could be anyone.

British intelligence probably. And they they set people up and get people to be in the wrong place at the

wrong time. And then something happens and that person is in the wrong place at the wrong time. And all the fingers

point and it's cut and dry. Lee Harvey Oswald for one, the 77 bombers for another. Look into that one

if you will. Happens all the time. And and maybe that's what was meant to happen. May

maybe something there was supposed to be some kind of attack on RF Fairford, but it was going to be done by another

party and these guys just then happened to be there at the behest of Alli.

um in the wrong place in the wrong the wrong time with a load of vans. It's them

that that's my gut feeling at the moment. That's what I think it was. It was probably meant to be something and

it didn't come off. Maybe the farmer maybe she's not make me meant to make the phone call reporting the bands to to

the base. Maybe the people in the base aren't in on the plot because why would they be?

Because if it's an attack on the base, it's going to be an attack on them. So maybe the whole thing is supposed to

be much bigger, but it's gone south. And so now they're kind of scrambling around trying to find a narrative somewhere.

And I've got to say, this one ain't great. >> Don't mention the reptiles, Dave.

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>> Queuing up to transition their children. This is the ultimate suicide cult. >> What if the symbols around us every day

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>> That stage of awareness is not manipulatable.