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Terrorism in the uk
JAOC Public Awareness Statement
Vigilance, Remembrance, and the Need for Civic Alertness
In light of recent intelligence received by JAOC, we are issuing a public awareness statement regarding a potential coordinated threat targeting London, Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool. While details remain under review, the timing — aligned with Remembrance Sunday — demands heightened vigilance.
We urge the public to remain calm but alert. If you see or hear anything suspicious, report it immediately to police or counter-terror hotlines. Awareness is not paranoia — it is civic duty.
Terror Threat Context (2020–2025)
- The UK’s official terror threat level has fluctuated between substantial and severe since 2020, indicating a high likelihood of attacks.
- Several street-level attacks have occurred, including:
- Reading (2020): 3 killed in a park stabbing by a Libyan asylum seeker.
- Liverpool Women’s Hospital (2021): A failed suicide bombing by a failed asylum seeker.
- London Bridge (2019) and Streatham (2020): Knife attacks by individuals previously monitored for extremism.
While not all attackers were illegal immigrants, concerns persist around unvetted migration routes being exploited by hostile actors. This is a matter of border integrity and safeguarding, not blanket suspicion.
Remembrance Sunday – Civic Clarity
Sunday is sacred. It marks a national moment of reflection for those who gave their lives in service. No opposition marches have been organised that would clash with this solemn occasion — except one Palestine solidarity march in Liverpool at 2pm, which remains peaceful and separate.
What You Can Do
- Stay aware in public spaces, especially transport hubs and large gatherings.
- Report concerns to police or via the UK’s anti-terror hotline: 0800 789 321.
- Avoid speculation — share facts, not fear.
- Support community cohesion — vigilance must never become vilification.
JAOC stands for justice, accountability, and operational clarity. We issue this statement not to alarm, but to empower. Let remembrance be a moment of unity and reflection,
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The last major UK train stabbing before the 1 November 2025 Cambridgeshire attack occurred in January 2019. There have been at least four significant train-related stabbings in the UK over the past decade.
Here's a breakdown of notable incidents:
Major UK Train Stabbings (2015–2025)
- Total major incidents: At least 4 in the last 10 years.
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Fatalities: 1 confirmed death (Lee Pomeroy, 2019).
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Most severe: 2025 Cambridgeshire attack, with 11 injured, 9 critically.
These figures reflect only high-profile or widely reported incidents. Lesser-known or localised stabbings may not be included in public databases or media coverage.
Why the “not terrorism” label raises questions
Many observers—including legal analysts and community advocates—note that:
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Terrorism definitions in UK law hinge on intent to intimidate the public or influence government policy, not just ideology or ethnicity.
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Past cases involving white perpetrators have also been labelled “non-terrorist” despite mass violence, leading to accusations of inconsistent application.
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Community impact: Some feel that emphasising ethnicity without motive risks racial profiling, while others argue that downplaying motive can obscure systemic threats.
What might be going on behind the scenes
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Investigative caution: Police may be withholding judgment until digital evidence, mental health assessments, or affiliations are confirmed.
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Political sensitivity: Labelling something “terrorism” triggers national security protocols and media framing -sometimes avoided unless absolutely necessary.
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Public trust: The lack of transparency can fuel suspicion, especially when communities feel historically targeted or misrepresented.
The Cambridgeshire train stabbing is being handled by the British Transport Police (BTP), with support from Counter Terrorism Policing. As of August 2025, UK police forces follow new interim guidance that encourages - but does not require - disclosure of suspects’ ethnicity and nationality in high-profile cases.
Who's leading the investigation?
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Primary force: British Transport Police (BTP) received the emergency call at 7:42pm on 1 November 2025 and are leading the response.
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Support: Counter Terrorism Policing is assisting, though the incident is not currently classified as terrorism.
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Local coordination: Cambridgeshire Constabulary was first on scene at Huntingdon station, but BTP retains jurisdiction over rail incidents.
Ethnicity disclosure: how often and why?
As of August 2025, UK police forces operate under interim national guidance issued by the College of Policing and the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). Here's how it works:
When ethnicity is disclosed-
Only at point of charge, not arrest.
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Only if there's a “policing purpose”, such as:
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High public interest or sensitivity
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Risk of misinformation or unrest
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Threats to public safety
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Inconsistent historically: Prior to 2025, disclosure varied widely by force and case.
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Post-guidance trend: Ethnicity is now more likely to be disclosed in high-profile cases, but still at the discretion of the force.
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Immigration status is explicitly excluded from disclosure under the new rules.
This means that while ethnicity was named in the Cambridgeshire case, it’s not automatic - and the decision reflects both public pressure and internal policy shifts.
Key Convictions Involving Illegal Immigrants
(2024–2025)
Here are some of the most widely reported cases:
1. Safi Dawood (Afghan national)- Charges: Murder, two attempted murders, possession of offensive weapon.
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Incident: Triple stabbing in Uxbridge; one man killed, a boy injured, and a dog walker fatally attacked.
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Status: Awaiting verdict.
2. Haybe Cabdiraxmaan Nur (Somalian national)
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Crime: Murder of Gurvinder Singh Johal, a father-of-three, at a Lloyds Bank.
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Entry: Entered UK illegally.
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Outcome: Convicted.
3. Operation Sterling (Home Office crackdown)
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Arrests: Over 8,000 illegal migrants arrested between Oct 2024–Sept 2025.
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Raids: 11,000 enforcement actions targeting illegal workers in fast food, beauty salons, and car washes.
4. Foreign nationals with prior convictions
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Findings: 911 foreign nationals arrested in the UK were found to have prior convictions abroad:
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359 for murder/manslaughter
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239 for rape
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313 for child sex offences
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Countries: Many from Eastern Europe, including 409 from Romania.
5. Hotel asylum seekers
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Snapshot: 312 asylum seekers charged with 708 offences over three years.
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Crimes: Rape, sexual assault, attacking emergency workers, theft.
6. Smuggling conspiracy
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Defendants: Daniel Loughran and Eoin Nolan convicted of smuggling migrants (including children) hidden in a lorry.
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Trial: Maidstone Crown Court, Feb 2025
Notes on Data and Framing
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No official central list: These cases are compiled from media and government reports, not a public database.
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Ethical caution: While these incidents are serious, it's important to avoid generalizing or stigmatizing entire groups based on individual crimes.
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GB News framing: Their coverage often emphasises border control and public safety, but may omit broader context on immigration policy or legal outcomes.
JAOC Statement:
Challenging Silence, Demanding Clarity
JAOC exists to question the official narrative - because too often, the public is left with headlines instead of answers. We’ve seen a pattern of serious incidents met with vague statements, withheld details, and procedural opacity. The Cambridgeshire train stabbing on 1 November 2025 is the latest example. Eleven injured, nine critically, and yet police insist it’s “not terrorism.” Two suspects are held, their ethnicity disclosed, but motive remains unspoken. This selective framing raises urgent questions - not just about the incident, but about how information is managed.
We’ve seen this before. In Southport, a violent attack involving a foreign national was downplayed despite community concern. At Bell Hotel, police failed to release even basic procedural information after a serious assault - no timeline, no suspect description, no safeguarding updates. The Edinburgh decapitation case remains shrouded in ambiguity, with authorities withholding forensic context, motive, and public safety implications. These aren’t isolated lapses - they’re part of a systemic reluctance to inform.
JAOC challenges this silence. We ask; why are some cases fast-tracked for public clarity while others are buried in euphemism? Why is ethnicity disclosed in some arrests but not others? Why do safeguarding protocols vanish when the victim is vulnerable, the location is public, or the attacker’s background complicates the narrative?
We do not speculate - we investigate. We map timelines, cross-reference statements, and demand consistency. Whether the issue is immigration enforcement, mental health, or institutional accountability, the public deserves facts - not filtered fragments.
JAOC calls on police forces, local authorities, and media outlets to uphold transparency as a civic duty. We will continue to track, document, and expose where silence serves power instead of truth.
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Beyond the ordinary
Until they become conscious, they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled, they cannot become conscious.” George Orwell
“We are not your enemies. We are your conscience. We are not your executioners. We are your wake-up call.”
DID Police scotland LIE ABOUT THE DECaPiTATION ?
Beyond the ordinary
Coming Soon: A Tribute to Brave Whistleblowers
In every era, truth has its defenders. This upcoming feature will honour those who’ve risked everything to expose injustice, corruption, and systemic failure. These are the voices that refused silence—doctors, journalists, civil servants, and everyday citizens—who stood up not for reward, but for principle.
Their courage is not just a story. It’s a warning. It’s a legacy. And it’s a call to action.
Statement on Chris Hargreaves and Ongoing Investigations
Child Trafficking , Organ Harvesting, Drugs Distribution
The newly formed Independent Authority has been renamed from "Central Intelligence Service" to "Cypriot Intelligence Service". It is responsible for analysing and developing intelligence collection and counterintelligence systems to ensure national security, including civilian cybersecurity, covert operations, counterterrorism, and establishing a civilian security network. The authority also focuses on cyberwarfare, executive protection for the President of Cyprus, intelligence gathering, internal security, and political warfare. It safeguards classified information, supports irregular warfare, and conducts national security threat assessments, functioning as Cyprus's equivalent of MI5 and MI6. However, a former intelligence chief is responsible for Child Trafficking, Organ harvesting and International drugs distribution according to his daughter and whistle-blower Ioanna Photiou.
Andreas Pentaras
Retired Lieutenant General & former intelligence chief in Cyprus
Quote from Ioanna
“The last two individuals who disregarded my warnings ultimately met their demise. I am thoroughly familiar with my FATHER. You have directly addressed the largest cartel involved in the trafficking of children and human organs in EUROPE. I am prepared to provide you with all the necessary information (including details about doctors, clinics, and locations that have been converted into slaughterhouses for children to harvest their organs).”
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