London’s Notting Hill on LOCKDOWN: Armed police swoop – residents warned STAY INDOORS

This enemedia article gives no indication of who the people who were arrested were. And they may not be Islamic jihadists. But even if they aren’t, everyone knows that Britain is under siege from Islamic jihadis, not from “right-wing extremists” or “white supremacists” or anyone else.

“A Met Police spokesman told Express.co.uk five people had been arrested and knives had been seized during a ‘routine’ operation.”

Why don’t they tell us anything about these “people”? Because the first priority for the Met Police, and for the British media (and indeed, for the enemedia all over the Western world), is to protect the image of Islam. When Muslims are arrested for plotting jihad activity, they’re not described in any way, as in this story, or are — as in other stories — identified as “youths,” or “refugees,” or “insurgents,” depending on what country the jihad activity is taking place in, and the circumstances of the plot.

Then, if there is a jihad massacre, the enemedia then inundates us with stories about islamofauxbia and a fictional anti-Muslim “backlash” that Muslims are supposedly experiencing. They never challenge the Muslim community to explain what they’re to prevent future jihad attacks. Muslims are always portrayed simply as victims, no matter how many kuffar are killed.

Britain is in a state of war. This lockdown is happening in its capital. Britain is at war with Islamic jihadis. And still the British media won’t clue the British people in to what is really going on.

Meanwhile, in Hackney, an out-of-control bus plowed into cars. An accident? Maybe. More vehicular jihad? Maybe.

“Notting Hill on lockdown: Armed police swoop – residents warned STAY INDOORS,” by Joey Millar, Express, November 10, 2017 (thanks to Ed):

Police with guns, torches and balaclavas are in the area as a helicopter with search lights hovers above.

Residents have been instructed to stay in their homes as armed police swarm the area.

A police helicopter is flying low across the area and roads have been closed off.

Residents have reported officers searching gardens and climbing scaffolding and roofs.

A Met Police spokesman told Express.co.uk five people had been arrested and knives had been seized during a “routine” operation.

One woman, who lives on Talbot Road, told the London Evening Standard: “In the main building across the square, the police are on the roof and in the scaffolding with guns and search lights.

“There’s a police helicopter overhead with search lights and they’ve cordoned the road off.”

The Metropolitan Police said in a statement: “At approximately 7.50pm, detectives from the Trident and Area Crime Command, supported by firearms officers, carried out a pre-planned operation in the Colville Square area of Notting Hill.

“Five people have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm. They have been taken to a south-west London police station where they remain in custody.

“A number of knives were recovered during the operation….