Thursday 3 Oct: DIGITAL I.D./BLUETOOTH CHIPS?! +Mass Stabbing, (‘Aloha Snackbar’-jihadi), Manchester UK Synagogue+OBAMA in London Spreading His Usual Divisive Message+HILARIOUS SCHUMER/JEFFRIES MEMES:
WHILST IT IS BLEEDINGLY OBVIOUS WHAT IDEOLOGY LIES BEHIND THE ATROCIOUS ACT OF VIOLENCE, THE SCUM-MEDIA WILL ‘COVER’ FOR THE CULPRIT – JIHADI – (AND WILL NO DOUBT, BLAME THE NON-EXISTENT ‘FAR RIGHT’, AS OPPOSED TO THE BLATANTLY OBVIOUS ONE – ISLAAAAAAM)!
(Didn’t take long):
Unbelievable. The British Bashing Corporation already attempting to somehow blame the so-called “far right” for the synagogue terror attack… pic.twitter.com/IxMRh0dYrL
In UK policing, Operation Plato is the codename for the national counter-terrorism response to a marauding terrorist firearms attack (MTFA) — i.e. a coordinated armed assault such as the Paris Bataclan or Mumbai-style attacks.
Some key points:
Origin: The term was adopted nationally after the 2015 Paris attacks, when UK security services assessed that similar incidents were possible.
Purpose: It provides a framework for how police, fire, and ambulance services coordinate during a suspected MTFA.
Command: Once Operation Plato is declared, the police take primacy for the incident, with specialist firearms units (Counter Terrorism Specialist Firearms Officers – CTSFOs) leading the tactical response.
Multi-agency role: Other emergency services follow set protocols to integrate with armed police operations, balancing public rescue with responder safety.
Practical effect: When Plato is declared, standard procedures kick in — including restricting access to the “hot zone,” prioritising neutralising attackers over immediate casualty care, and invoking major incident structures.
It’s essentially the UK’s pre-planned emergency response playbook for a suspected terrorist mass-shooting or marauding gun/knife attack.
👉 Would you like me to also explain the controversies around Plato, such as how it affected the Manchester Arena bombing response in 2017?
'This stuff is not being policed properly.'
Journalist Sarah Vine and Jonathan Lis react to the Manchester Synagogue stabbing and the rise of anti-Semitic attacks across the UK. pic.twitter.com/1N4ZkGvxYK
PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A ‘BIASED’ CONSTABLE – “….I would also NOT be doing it…”
According to a clown in uniform – a registered, legitimate political party was called a ‘proscribed terror organisation’! HELLO – WAKE-UP UK – (NEVER going to happen, sadly/tragically):
ENGLAND HAS FALLEN – (point at which Golding shows the dystopia of an English woman with a female policy enforcer in the background and pans out to show a group of 4 illegals watching on) – FALLEN:
Good question — and I’ll break this into parts so it’s absolutely clear:
1. What a U.S. government shutdown actually means
A “shutdown” happens when Congress fails to pass funding bills (appropriations) and federal agencies run out of money for discretionary operations.
Many federal employees are furloughed (sent home without pay), while others are kept working if their jobs are considered “essential” or “excepted” (like air traffic controllers, TSA, Border Patrol, active military).
Courts, defense, and emergency services have their own funding rules — they don’t automatically stop functioning.
2. The U.S. Supreme Court during a shutdown
The Supreme Court is part of the judicial branch, not the executive agencies directly hit by budget lapses.
Historically, the Court has stayed open and operational during shutdowns. It has its own funding authority and can reallocate resources. For example, during the 2018–2019 shutdown, the Court announced it would stay open and continue hearing cases.
So: a shutdown does not make the Supreme Court “irrelevant” — its constitutional authority continues regardless of appropriations battles.
3. The military and JAG (Judge Advocate General Corps)
Active-duty military continue working during a shutdown because they are deemed essential for national security. However, their paychecks may be delayed if a funding bill isn’t passed (Congress usually passes a fix quickly).
JAG Corps (military lawyers) are part of the armed forces — they remain operational as well. Their work (courts-martial, legal advice to commanders, etc.) continues during shutdowns.
✅ Bottom line
A shutdown does not suspend the Supreme Court or make it irrelevant.
The military remains active, and so do JAG functions.
The effect is mostly on “non-essential” federal civilian functions (museums, regulatory staff, clerks, grant programs, etc.).
Would you like me to also show you which federal courts slow down during a shutdown (like lower courts, where jury trials and civil cases sometimes get postponed) to see the fuller picture?
