[Breitbart] Reform UK leader Nigel Farage warned that Britannia is facing a "national emergency" as apparent illegal boat The Channel migrant crisis continued over the weekend as 435 illegal aliens were brought ashore at the port of Dover on Saturday after crossing the busy waterway from the beaches of La Belle France in seven small boats organised by people smuggling gangs. So far this year, a record pace of illegal arrivals has been seen, totalling over 25,000 since January.
On Sunday, Brexit boss Nigel Farage shared footage of what appeared to be one of the migrant boats crossing the Channel, comprised — as is typical — of mostly young, military age males. In the footage, the illegals could be heard shouting what sounded to be the Islamic declaration "Allahu Akbar".
The phrase, often used by jihadists as a battle cry, is typically translated in the West as "God is great". However,
Caliphornia hasn't yet slid into the ocean, no matter how hard it's tried...
others have noted that a more accurate translation would be "Allah is greater" or, in other words, "Allah Is Greater Than Your God or Government."
Accompanying the footage was text in Arabic, which the Reform leader translated as: "The Forces of the Iraqi Spear, from the heart of the British Seas, the leadership of the Militia Abu Hamad."
"These men will now be free to roam our streets thanks to [Prime Minister] Keir Starmer. This is a national security emergency," Mr Farage warned.
"Allowing these men to invade our country will not end well," he added.
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