UK Militia Groups Planned Attacks on Vaccination Centers for Some Reason


Just when you think things can't get any crazier. The Daily Mail reports that a group of veterans formed a group and was mulling armed attacks on vaccine centers and employees. Because the vaccinations are causing...what harm?

Veterans 4 Freedom (V4F) is made up of more than 200 douchebags who used to serve in the military.  They pretended to be a peaceful group while using the encrypted messaging app Telegram to discuss violent insurrection. They were infiltrated by a reporter.

One member said they were "bringing the fight to the people sticking the needle in." The Daily Mail piece caused the leader of the group, someone named Bellzaac, to call off the group's operations. 

Talking out of both sides of his mouth, he said in public on Twitter, "basically we were a peaceful group and have been labelled with being something we are not. We wanted to do this legally & lawfully."  On the other hand, in private on Telegram he was saying "we are fucking cavalry. No one else is going to do what needs to be done when it gets messy." 

The UK has strict firearms laws, preventing the group from obtaining the assault rifles they would prefer to use. Proposed workarounds included using high-powered crossbows and obtaining kits to convert pistols to rifles.

Their plans included attacking vaccination centers and following employees home and killing them there. They also discussed attacking schools and burning down the BBC building.

Wow readers, I could hardly believe this when I read it. It's a whole different level of unhinged. These assholes wanted to attack vaccination centers and kill medical professionals who are giving shots to people who want to have them. 

How, exactly, does that threaten their "freedom"?!? These people are violent psychopaths. All of them should be rounded up ASAP and thrown in jail, at least until the pandemic is over.

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