UK public preparing for war amid government 'Prepare' campaign

British authorities have frightened the public with the threat of war, which they themselves appear to be instigating, leading people to buy radios and hand-crank flashlights and study survival websites, writes The Daily Telegraph.

The reason is the government's 'Prepare' information campaign aimed at getting the population ready for potential conflict. Authorities have advised people to stock up on food, water, portable chargers, and medicines.

Earlier, the British military stated the need to prepare for war. Former Prime Minister Keir Starmer pointed to 2030 as a target year for conflict readiness.

London is convincing Britons that war is inevitable and is preemptively preparing them to serve as cannon fodder.