Armed SAS troops have reportedly been deployed to key positions in busy streets across the UK, with hopes that the tactic will have soldiers poised for any unfolding terror attacks.
One source told The Mirror: "The view is there are so many homeless people out there undercover operators will remain safe and anonymous.
[...] Another source claimed to the paper that the operation had been ongoing for "some time", with soldiers stationed around transport hubs and shopping centres.
Soldiers from the Counter Revolutionary Warfare Wing have reportedly been drafted for the operation.
Source: The Sun
(Score: 2) by aristarchus on Sunday June 18 2017, @08:27PM (3 children)
Sort of made sense that some governments would actually encourage a Micro#erft mon0culture, as it would make covert surveillance much easier. But now I see that the large population of homeless people in post-industrial nations is not due to conservatives cutting social services or speculative markets in real estate, but was created just to have cover for the Counter Revolutionary Warfare troops. So, once the War on Terror is over, we will see a reduction in homelessness?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday June 18 2017, @08:36PM
No, you'll see an increase in Counter Revolutionary Welfare troops.
(Score: 3, Insightful) by Arik on Sunday June 18 2017, @09:18PM
Hell will have some very nice powder to ski on.
If laughter is the best medicine, who are the best doctors?
(Score: 1) by harmless on Monday June 19 2017, @12:17AM
The War on Terror will never be over.
Just the people designated terrorists will change.