Tag: rescue

The information I was given was a blue and white paddle board, which doesn't help when the sea is blue and white.

UK: Weird News from Scotland – How the RNLI Rescued a Blue Paddle-Board! (15.4.2026)

Mandy urged other paddle boarders to take proper precautions before going out on the water.

She said: “Obviously don’t go dressed like me, try and wear a wetsuit and a lifejacket.

“I had a swimming costume on, a T-shirt and a pair of Crocs. That’s not appropriate.”

The RNLI were called out to 13 paddleboard incidents in Scotland last year and 14 the year before.

Lifeboats in Scotland launched 1,172 times last year and 37 lives were saved. The number of callouts were 10 fewer than in 2024.

Scott said: “You really need to be prepared. Check the tides, the weather, the wind speed.

“Have wetsuits and lifejackets, tell people where you’re going, have a mobile phone.”

The crew said it had been emotional reuniting with the woman whose life they saved.

Scott said: “It was really nice to meet Mandy again, it’s something that doesn’t happen often.”

Mandy said: “I feel so special to have met the crew that saved me.

“I can’t remember what any of them looked like but their voices are very familiar now that I’ve met them.

“They do this unpaid, they are actual heroes.”

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Emergency services called after concerns about people at sea

UK: Weird News from England – Boat Seen Floating in Sea – Sparks Coastguard Alert! (23.3.2026)

Whitehaven Coastguard Rescue Team said: “Our first informant lost sight of the boat in the mist and became concerned, so called 999 for the Coastguard.

“With our team on the way to Harrington our operations room made a request for the launch of both boats from Workington Lifeboat to assist in the search.

“With Coastguard rescue officers at vantage points in the vicinity of Harrington and our officer In charge with colleagues from Cumbria police, the lifeboats were soon on scene.

“The first informant identified the location and a faint outline of the boat could be seen through binoculars.

“The lifeboat was soon alongside and confirmed the two people were safe and well.

“As always, we would like to thank the first informant for raising their concerns, and thankfully on this occasion it was a safe outcome.”

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dog wounded by zionists

Tehran: Brave Red Crescent “Rescue Dog” Wounded by Zionist Aggression! (23.6.2025)

During the Relief and Rescue Operations following today’s brutal (and “illegal”) attacks by the US-backed Zionist regime inflicted upon Tehran – one of the Red Crescent Society’s “Search & Rescue Dogs” was injured by enemy action – in the line of duty! This highly-trained dog, which plays a key role in finding people trapped under rubble and collapsed buildings, remained with the Rescuers until the last moment, despite his severe injuries. He never once complained – or left his station – as those around him were killed and maimed!

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Madleen Freedom Flotilla Board By Zionists!

Gaza: Zionist Act of Piracy – Madleen Freedom Boat Boarded – Final Messages from Crew! (9.6.2025)

I acquired the following data on Telegram. The Israeli Navy has committed an act of piracy on the high seas by illegally stopping, boarding, and kidnapping the international crew. The same governments who are arming and financing the Zionist regime and its “genocidal” policies – are also “ignoring” this latest outrage. Whilst living in the face of fascism – we must resist in any way possible. Hitler had to murder 800,000 ethnic Germans because they dared to resist his Nazi regime. Millions more Germans defected to the enemy – including the USSR. Confronting Israeli fascism is a duty and we must all do our bit – whatever this might entail. Eventually, we must all take our turn on the front line – but at other times we will fulfil a more supportive role in the background. Whatever it is that we need to do – we must do with 100% commitment. Never apologise, never look back, and always advance carrying the Red Flag of freedom!

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Sam Jones "On Run" After Wombat Incident!

Australia: Foreigner Who “Fingered” Underage Wombat – On Run! (15.3.2025)

In a statement on Instagram, Jones defended her actions, claiming she had been trying to prevent the wombat from being hit by a vehicle and had briefly examined it for injuries before returning it to its mother. She acknowledged she had acted impulsively and expressed regret for causing distress.

However, she also lashed out at the Australian government, highlighting its policies that allow farmers to kill wombats and other wild animals, said the ABC report.

Under Australia’s Environmental and Biosecurity Protection Act 1999, it is illegal to take or harm native animals without a legal reason. Wildlife experts clarified that handling a joey is only permissible if its mother is confirmed dead and the animal requires rescue, it said, adding authorities have not announced any legal action against Jones at this time.

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Canadian National Vimy Memorial

UK: Canada Must be a “Country” – Its Troops Attacked Witley & Epsom in 1919! (27.2.2025)

What makes his death significant is that his murderer was never really brought to justice and that some in authority supported this for political reasons.

The “riotous mob” was in fact more than 400 soldiers on the rampage and the words “found death” on his gravestone were used rather than murdered.

Why was this? It was 10 years later that Sergeant Green’s murderer, when arrested in Canada on another offence, admitted his guilt.

By then Scotland Yard was not really interested and a prosecution was never considered. What caused this apparently callous action and why was justice not pursued as vigourously as we might have expected?

Throughout the Great War, many troops from the British Empire had fought with distinction. Canada produced about 600,000 men from 1914-18, taking 210,000 casualties, with over 56,000 dead.

They were awarded 63 Vicoria Crosses. The awesome Vimy Ridge memorial in northern France bears testimony to their bravery and loyalty during that dreadful period.

However, when war ended in November 1918, many troops, easpecially those from overseas, expected to be de-mobbed and repatriated as quickly as possible. Unfortuanely this did not happen.

In fact de-mobilisation plans had been in the Government’s thoughts since 1917.

War Secretary Lord Derby thought that in order to help the country’s economy, the most skilled workers should be released first into the key industries.

However these were the very workers who had been the last to be conscripted and the unfairness of this caused small scale mutinies within the British Army in Calais, Folkstone and London.

This inequitable system was changed by the new Minister of War – a certain Winston Churchill – in January 1919.

He decided men should be de-mobbed on the basis of age, length of service and number of wounds received. This in effect was a “first in- first out” policy.

This worked well for British troops, but Dominion troops were left hanging around for months. In March 1919 disgruntled Canadian troops rioted in Rhyl and this was repressed only after a number of men had been killed.

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