British anarchists and communists getting guerilla training.

 

Who remembers this 'throbber' ? Who thought 'he done good' ?

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British former-IT worker, 24, who fought ISIS alongside Kurdish militia in Syria is killed clearing landmines in Raqqa just days after the city was reclaimed

• IT worker Jac Holmes, 24, left his home in Parkstone, in Dorset, in 2015 
• Despite having no military training he joined Kurdish People's Protection Unit
• The 24-year-old has been killed while clearing landmines in Raqqa
• He was killed a week after the terrorists' de facto capital was liberated 

Published: 10:04, 24 October 2017 | Updated: 08:59, 26 October 2017

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A British former IT worker who had been fighting ISIS in Syria has been killed while clearing landmines in Raqqa.

Jac Holmes, 24, left his home in Parkstone, Dorset, in 2015 and - despite having no military training - joined the Kurdish People's Protection Unit (YPG). 

He was killed a week after the terrorists' de facto capital was liberated. 

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The 24-year-old was one of a number of British volunteers who travelled out to fight against ISIS with the Kurds during the Syrian conflict

His mother, Angie Blannin, said: 'He stood up for what he believed in and he had the courage of his convictions to go out and do something where he thought that the West were not doing enough.

'To defeat Isis (another name for IS) he felt that it was not just a Syrian problem, or Middle Eastern problem, it was a world problem.

'He wanted to go and do something about that and not just be a keyboard warrior.'

She added: 'He is a hero in my eyes and always will be.'  

'He was just a boy when he left the UK, a little bit lost. He told me he didn't know what he wanted to do with his life. But by going out there, he found something that he was good at and that he loved.

'I was on the phone to Jac only on Sunday and we talked about how he planned to come home for Christmas now Raqqa is liberated. Fighting ISIS in Syria was his calling.' 

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Brave: Mr Holmes quit his job and left Britain shortly before his 22nd birthday in 2015

Informed of his death hours after it happened, she said that according to Kurdish officials, her only child had been clearing mines to help civilians within the city.

'That wasn't his job, his role, he was a sniper,' she said.

'But that is what he was doing, it is all a bit sketchy but I am guessing he stepped on a landmine or one went off close to him, or it was a suicide vest.

'But I don't know. It was an IED that probably covers every base.'

Mr Holmes quit his job working on the service desk for an outsourcing firm which provided services to Bournemouth Council in January 2015. 

In a previous interview with MailOnline he discussed his reasons for joining the fight against ISIS. 

He said: 'I was learning about the whole Syrian civil war and seeing the grim situation as it developed over the past six months before I came here.

'Every day there was a new atrocity, whether it be perpetrated by Assad or the likes of Daesh (Isis).

'I got sick of seeing what was going on while the British government and the rest of the West did nothing and most people knew nothing of the situation in the region, so I took it upon myself to come out here and do whatever I could to assist the people in their struggle.' 

He added: 'In the YPG everyone who takes part in this fight believes what they are doing is right.'

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A former IT worker, Mr Holmes had no military training and family and friends tried to stop him leaving back in 2015

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Sniper Jac Holmes, from Bournemouth, had been fighting with the Kurdistan People's Protection Units (YPG) since January 2015

As a former IT worker, Mr Holmes had no previous military experience, but he became one of the longest-serving foreign volunteers in the conflict. He was also known by his Kurdish nom de guerre Sores Amanos - 'sores' meaning 'revolution' - NWN emphasis.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5011637/British-former-worker-killed-fighting-ISIS-Syria.html#ixzz4xbISXGrm

There is a pic doing the rounds that he was one of these;

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It was November 6th, 2016. The Kurdish militia known as the YPG – a Kurmanji acronym for People's Protection Units – had commenced a major offensive to liberate the city that serves as the global headquarters for ISIS. The YPG was backed by U.S. air power and fighting alongside a coalition of Arab and Assyrian militias. Also within their ranks, though scantly reported, was a group of about 75 hardcore leftists, anarchists and communists from Europe and America, Belden among them, fighting to defend a socialist enclave roughly the size of Massachusetts. 

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/features/american-anarchists-ypg-kurdish-militia-syria-isis-islamic-state-w466069 
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This 'mob' are supported by the left and including Sinn Fein/IRA . No surprises there, as those who recall this case from back then;

'Proud' IRA bombers jailed for 30 years: Police remain mystified why two Englishmen, who had no apparent connections with Ireland, became terrorists. Stephen Ward reports

TWO ENGLISHMEN punched the air and shouted their unswerving support for the IRA yesterday as they were sentenced to 30 years in prison for a series of horrific London bombings. Sentencing the men at the Old Bailey, Mr Justice Hidden told Jan Taylor, 51, a former British army corporal, and Patrick Hayes, 41, a computer expert: 'You are both evil men whose business is terror, death and destruction.'Both men were convicted of causing the explosion outside Harrods in January 1993 in which four people were injured, and a blast on a Network SouthEast train the following month, which led to massive damage. They were also found guilty of possessing Semtex and other explosives, and firearms.
Hayes was also convicted of plotting to cause explosions at Canary Wharf, Tottenham Court Road and Woodside Park tube station, all in London, in 1992.
They were caught after being filmed by a security camera as they planted the Harrods bomb, and linked conclusively by a mass of scientific evidence to the other crimes. Pleas of not guilty to all charges had been entered after the pair refused to answer the counts against them. The judge told them: 'It is only by the greatest good fortune no lives were lost.'
Hayes told the court he had nothing to say in mitigation: 'I am proud of everything I have done,' he announced to the stunned court.
Hayes and Taylor were like no IRA terrorists the police had come across. Intelligence and detective work had failed to pick up any trace of them as suspects.
They had been missed because the authorities were looking for Irishmen. But the two had no known connection with Ireland - there was not even a trace of an attachment to the country through holidays and there are still huge gaps in detectives' knowledge of the bombers' lives. Neither made any statements after their arrests.
Police sources say they have no idea how or when either made the transition from being 'weekend Socialist Workers' in the 1970s to working for the IRA in the 1990s.
In Hayes's flat, police found literature associated with Red Action - a splinter of the Socialist Workers' Party, founded in 1981 - and a copy of the Irish Republican News, as well as anti-fascist material. Red Action has been vocal in its support of the republican movement, but these were clues, not explanations.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/proud-ira-bombers-jailed-for-30-years-police-remain-mystified-why-two-englishmen-who-had-no-apparent-1435755.html

 Even the Daily Mail where very laudatory of this character and the shallow idiots were whooping with joy in the comments section.We bet there where many within the current nationalist community doing the same ?  Oooh , white people who kill ISIS ! What's not to like ?

Of course, the old adage of "Your enemies enemy is not necessarily your friend" definitely holds good here. But what about these 'reds' ?  We have enough enemies with weapons training running around the UK, without our own traitors to the UK adding to their number. Are MI5 and MI6 monitoring them ? The tories, including the current appalling Home Secretary, are running around threatening some extremists, these 'racist extremists' with a possible 15 years jail just for reading 'extremist' websites.