"The Great Replacement is State Policy in Britain"

In light of British police bludgeoning native Britons in the streets J.M. Bright has penned a piece on diversity in the United Kingdom.

The ethnic replacement of native Britons and their removal from public life in the United Kingdom is not a mere ideological goal but an explicit state policy backed up by decades of both Labour and Conservative government action.

From the armed forces to the police, court sentencing, matters of culture, and matters of foreign policy, the British government has published many papers and pursued many policies to remove native Britons from public life in their own homeland.

Read more about the British state's drive to make native Britons an unheard, unseen, and unjustly treated minority in their own homeland here on the White Papers Substack:

🇵🇸 🇮🇱 Israel defeated ‘only three’ Qassam (Hamas) battalions in 10 months of war: Report

⬛️ Israeli officials have angrily accused Benjamin Netanyahu of lying about the losses inflicted on Hamas’ military wing

🔶️ “As of July 1, only three of these 24 battalions were combat ineffective, meaning they were destroyed by the Israeli military,” CNN reported on 5 August, citing data compiled by the Critical Threats Project (CTP) and the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).

🔶️ The resistance fighters have “made effective use of dwindling resources” and have “rebuilt” many of their capabilities, contradicting Benjamin Netanyahu’s claim before the US Congress that “victory is in sight.”

🔶️ “If the Hamas battalions were largely destroyed [as Israel claims], Israeli forces wouldn’t still be fighting,” said retired US Army Colonel Peter Mansoor.

🔶️ The Palestinian resistance is also still capable of firing rockets towards Israel.

https://thecradle.co/articles/israel-defeated-only-three-qassam-battalions-in-10-months-of-war-report

🇵🇸 🇮🇱 ‘Everything Is Collapsing’: Israeli Reservists Confront Toll of Protracted War

⬛️ As Gaza conflict drags on, reservists are exhausted, constraining Israel’s options as it weighs war with Hezbollah

🔶️ “I don’t know what will happen,” said Hazan, 41, who first served in Gaza and now is in the West Bank, where Israel has funneled troops to clamp down on tensions exacerbated by the war. “No one knew this situation would continue for so long.”

🔶️ But now, with the war in Gaza heading into its 11th month, and long-running exchanges of fire with regional militias such as Hezbollah heating up, many of those fighters are close to a breaking point. Exhausted and in some cases demoralized, they are struggling to balance family and work with military service, while the economic toll from their absences mounts.

🔶️ The strain on military manpower is one reason Israeli officials are hesitant to launch an all-out war against Hezbollah, which would require the same cohort of weary reservists to fight against a military power far superior to Hamas.

🔶️ It is also exposing longer-term vulnerabilities for Israel as it confronts the possibility of conflicts with hard-to-conquer militias on its borders for years to come.

🔶️ Israel did not prepare itself for a long war; we thought about a big strike of the air force and then a fast maneuver by the ground forces,” said former Israeli National Security Council head Yaakov Amidror. “The longer the time, the more problematic it is to maintain the support and the readiness” of the fighting forces.

🔶️ Historically, Israel has thrived at fighting short wars, during which it can rely on reservists and its overwhelming technological advantages, with firepower such as its squadron of F-35 jet fighters procured from the U.S. It defeated four Arab armies in six days in 1967 and, six years later, needed less than three weeks to repel attacks by Egypt and Syria.

🔶️ This time is different. Armed militias, funded and trained by Iran, now control swaths of territory neighboring Israel’s. Dislodging them could take years, if it is possible at all. Hamas and Hezbollah have powerful missiles, tens of thousands of trained fighters and significant infrastructure, including tunnel networks, while Iran-backed militias in Yemen, Iraq and Syria also pose threats.

https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/everything-is-collapsing-israeli-reservists-confront-toll-of-protracted-war-430811e4

https://archive.ph/6hxpu

Migrant gang interrupts Sky News running a smear piece on the far right

🇨🇳 New Chinese hybrid aerial underwater vehicle (HAUV).

— Nezha-SeaDart is a tail-sitting fixed-wing vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) hybrid aerial underwater vehicle.

— It can vertically take off and land from ground and water, cruise in the air with lift generated by the wings, and seamlessly cross the air-water boundary.

📎 Clash Report

Jess Phillips, a member of the British government, defending a masked gang of migrants roaming the streets with weapons making gun signs at a news camera.

Lone man at a pub is attacked and beaten by a mob of invaders.

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🇵🇸 🇮🇱 🇮🇷 Israel's public broadcaster reports that security officials are debating whether to carry out strikes to pre-empt an Iranian attack

🔶️ “It is beneath our dignity to sit fretting rather than to take the initiative,” Yuli Edelstein, head of parliament’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee and a senior member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s conservative Likud party, said in a speech. “We know how to do that, and we should be doing that.”

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-08-05/some-impatient-israelis-want-to-preempt-iran-s-promised-reprisal

https://archive.ph/ccGsb

🇬🇧 - Footage from Birmingham