The United Kingdom is moving to modernise its national war preparedness strategy, with new plans being developed to ready schools, hospitals, police, industry and civilians for the possibility of conflict.
Air Chief Marshal Richard Knighton confirmed the government is reviving its Cold War-era “Government War Book,” a framework historically used to coordinate nationwide mobilisation during crises. The updated version, led by the Cabinet Office, aims to adapt those legacy plans to a modern society and infrastructure, focusing heavily on resilience and preparedness across all sectors.
Originally dating back to the First World War, the war book system outlined detailed measures such as school closures, hospital reorganisation, food rationing and the safeguarding of national assets. It was regularly maintained during the Cold War but was phased out in the early 2000s as geopolitical tensions eased. Its revival comes amid growing concerns about global instability and the vulnerability of critical infrastructure, including power, water and transport networks, to potential adversaries.
The UK government has pledged to lift defence spending to 3.5 percent of GDP by 2035, but a long-awaited Defence Investment Plan outlining future capabilities and procurement remains unpublished. According to GB News, Defence Secretary John Healey has not confirmed when it will be released, leaving uncertainty across the defence sector. Sir Richard indicated delays stem from efforts to secure firm Treasury backing, stressing the importance of a plan that is fully funded and deliverable rather than rushed.
Officials say the updated strategy will also involve educating the public about emerging threats and their potential role in national defence. With Britain facing what military leaders describe as a more volatile security environment after decades of relative stability, the revised war book is intended to ensure the country can respond quickly and effectively to future crises.
Whats this really all about, distracting the public from the lousy way they are being treated but also preparing for the possibility the ruse does not work and there’s a civil war. This has nothing to do with imaginary external threats but it does potentially benefit the globalists.
How about the UK government holds a referendum to decide whether the country should declare itself as non aligned and neutral. Hand the Falkland Isles back to Argentina. Pull all the troops out of there as well as those in Gibraltar, Cyprus and Kenya.
Then have the Navy’s aircraft carriers parked off shore to be used as prison hulks for holding all the third world trash that has entered the country illegally via rubber boats. A few weeks stuck on those ships might convince those people to return to their country of origin.
Declaring neutrality hasn’t harmed Ireland, Switzerland or Austria so there is no logical reason for the UK not to follow suit. Let’s face it, the UK is a total embarrassment on the world stage.
It would do well to learn the art of diplomacy to solve conflicts rather than trying to project power on the world that it simply does not possess.
he Falklands have never been Argentinian to hand “back” to.
Starmer wants to fight an invisible army with all electric military vehicles with combat ready tranny’s.
https://youtu.be/DHdINP0LPfw?si=-Y8mSX3mWQkdwXVE
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The UK doesn’t have a Defence Force capable of fighting anything or anyone…
Hell…they have to rent / lease their torpedoes from the U.S.!
At least the Irish have woken-up to this imposed Zionist Globalist crap, and are in the streets!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6qLO5wSJls&list=RDi6qLO5wSJls&start_radio=1
Meanwhile…in Scotland-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbu8dDMF1k4&list=RDkbu8dDMF1k4&start_radio=1