WARNING! Violent Ex-Soldiers Are On Their Way to the UK

Summary

Key Points

• —Belgium has warned that trained ex-soldiers from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria are now protecting migrant boats making crossings from the Belgian coast to the UK. 0:23
• —The shift to the Belgian coast is due to tightened French patrols, forcing smuggling gangs to seek new launch sites. 1:53
• —These armed ex-soldiers are preventing police from interfering with the boats, making it too dangerous for authorities to puncture or stop them. 2:01
• —Police have reported being threatened by these soldiers, with incidents like a mirror being smashed, and have found weapons and ammunition in migrant camps. 3:10
• —The speaker criticizes authorities for not escalating the response to armed personnel, suggesting the deployment of armed officers or military units. 3:36
• —A former border inspector has issued a warning about the serious threat posed by this new migrant route, emphasizing the potential for foreign fighters to enter the UK. 4:01
• —Many individuals from war-torn countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria likely have military training and access to weapons, making the situation inherently dangerous. 5:36
• —The speaker argues that police forces are obligated to put their lives on the line and protect citizens, urging them to take decisive action against this threat. 6:33
• —Despite the dangers, small boat crossings are expected to increase significantly with improving weather, with over a thousand illegal migrants already arriving in May. 7:31
• —The video concludes by urging authorities to "get a grip" of the situation and protect citizens from the escalating security risks. 8:49