Here it was 5 days ago in the UK
Police arrest 12 over suspected far-right threat against Islamic event in Suffolk – The Guardian
Twelve arrested over terror threat to Islamic festival – The Telegraph
‘Extreme right-wing terror’ threat: UK police arrest 12 over plot targeting Islamic event – Times of India
And the current update on the ‘Extreme right-wing terror’ threat’…
Here’s the official Al-Met Police statement courtesy of top cop, or top something, Commander Helen Flanagan
“This has been a fast-moving investigation after we became aware of information to indicate there was a potential threat towards the Islamic event over the course of last weekend. Since then, we have made extensive enquiries, but at this time, we have found no evidence to support anyone being charged with any offences linked to the alleged threat.”
“While I know this may still be very concerning to the public and particularly to those in the Muslim community, I want to reassure them that our enquiries are ongoing. Should we identify any potential offences or threats to the public then we will not hesitate to take further action.”
The intrepid authorities however have managed to charge a 42-year-old man… “with two offences linked to possession of offensive weapons – namely extendable batons – as well as possession of a stun gun.”
Think of all the people he could have killed with that baton and stun gun.
The media is however not giving up on its narrative.
Counter terror police investigating threat to Islamic event charge man with weapons offences – Sky News
The Sky News story fills the first paragraphs with stories about those deadly batons and buries the police admission that there is no evidence for the lie that the media keeps telling after three ad jumps. The Independent, true to form, buries it at the very bottom.