Something is deeply wrong in the West when news like this barely makes a ripple. An Iranian man—and a mystery woman—got caught trying to slip into the UK’s most secure Royal Navy base in Scotland. This isn’t just any old military post. This is HM Naval Base Clyde, where Britain parks its FOUR nuclear submarines. Let that sink in.
How in the world does an Iranian national even get close to a base holding the power to destroy half the planet? The West’s borders are wide open, thanks to the globalist elite and their fantasy of a borderless paradise. It’s not just America—this is the entire free world turning a blind eye. What happened to national security? What happened to putting home first, instead of dancing to the tune of international organizations or weak-kneed politicians who care more about political correctness than public safety?
While liberal leaders argue about “diversity” and issue endless apologies to every special interest group, foreign nationals are caught red-handed sneaking around the very heart of national defense. And let’s be honest, if a regular citizen even tried to take a photo outside a site like this, they’d probably get tackled by half a dozen guards. But here we have Iranians, the poster child for anti-Western animosity, probing our nuclear underbelly.
Does anyone in charge take this seriously? Or is this just another line item in the script for “How To Destroy A Civilization 101,” written by the progressive left? Instead of investigating, the media will claim it’s no big deal, or worse, that questioning these security lapses is somehow “racist.” Sorry, but most Americans would rather be safe than “woke.” The world is dangerous, and enemies don’t need an invitation to exploit our stupidity.
Maybe it’s time Western leaders wake up and remember what “duty” means. Do we really expect the next Iranian who finds their way into a nuclear base to stop for a cup of tea and biscuits? If we don’t get serious, whose nuclear secrets—and whose lives—are on the line next?
Source: Redstate
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