Dover

  • France calls on UK for help

    The French state has made a callout out to the UK government to do more to help the situation either side of the English Channel as random persons continue to rush cordons and controls. As a criminal matter the French state is seeking an exercise of control in Dover, and is seeking permissions for its agents to cover necessary ground.


    “The UK and France share a body of water and obvious interests that are governed centrally. There is an immediate need for an alignment of interests at lower levels, and it requires the UK government to pay attention, talk to its officials, and make amendments to working practices where necessary.”

    French Government/Release.


    The UK has proved slow to respond to the large crime event that’s unfolded in Dover since 2018 and continues until this day. It’s believed a majority of Border Force’s own staff have been AWOL while the minority have been left to protect the coastline as they struggle with an influx of hundreds of thousands of hungry and homeless men from Europe.

  • South coast sounds alarm on law and order

    The small boats crisis has drawn new protests in Dover and Portsmouth recently, sounding the alarm on government inefficiency at the heart of planning and emergency control levers in Whitehall.

    The attention given to extremist activity is raising voices also in Parliament, where parties argue the rights and wrongs of political debate in which law and order is a reward of hard work or a complaint to batter incumbents with.


    Rev Chris Wickland in Portsmouth speaking about the small boats crisis (Credit: @ChrisWickland/YouTube).

    On the ground, community figures and leaders of all stripes are seeing the tension over this matter spill out into local areas. Fights, arguments, and even physical assaults are becoming a picture of a modern dystopia in England.

    Rev Chris Wickland, by example, has worked hard to listen to local communities in his religious capacity for many years. His verdict is too much confusion in the corridors of power has led to a ‘power cut’ in authority in Number 10.

    The lines of communication from and to political parties has suffered a shortfall and too much activism has entailed a loss of respect for the political system in itself. The situation can only get worse as the crisis in Dover continues.

  • Caught: Boat smuggling ‘expert’

    In a wakeup call for law enforcement bodies and border defence experts everywhere, an internationally notorious boat smuggling ‘expert’ alleged to be involved in illegal people movement in Europe has now been spotted in London.

    It’s believed his presence is due to a need to repurpose the small boat crossings to take in new supplies of boats and other materials.


    Footage captured today showing a suspect alleged to be involved in boat smuggling activities.

    He’s a danger to the public and is followed by subterranean live streaming networks run by criminals in places like Africa and Asia.

    The small boat crossings – dubbed the Dover Crossings on this site – continues to disturb security analysts and has been described as a “catastrophe” due its scope and the time it’s been active.

  • Exclusive: Small boats ‘rage event’

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a so-called ‘rage event’ in central London setup by Sarah Kaplan, with the help of criminal league associates, to ‘twist the tale’ on the Dover Crossings crisis is now exposed here.


    Footage captured showing a suspect in a ‘rage event’ in the centre of London.

    The purpose is to allege that poor treatment in France has led hundreds of thousands of lost and desperate men to cross the Channel to seek refuge in England.

    The aim had been to deliver worded statements, notes, and written recommendations forged from Home Office records to news company offices for reproduction into news reports and articles.

    This causes diplomatic tensions, but also leads to false accusations of inhumane treatment by human rights lawyers against the French state and other political entities.

    Mixed feelings

    The outcome of this large crime event at Dover has been public shock and widespread accusations of disarray at the very heart of government organisation.

    It’s believed that many voters now track their dissatisfaction over the progress of politics by counting how many Prime Minister’s have failed to end the crisis.


    “The dramatic sight of a London-based criminal ranging about on a road adjacent to a busy and prominent hospital in a central area of the city is bound to put people on edge.

    The causes of trafficking and related types of crime are not widely understood and the number of potential accomplices seems to be growing by the week.

    There’s evidence that voters are saying this isn’t what they vote for and large scale planning needs to improve for the state to win back support and confidence.”

    – Nigel Farage MP/Reform UK.


    The affair in Dover has offset a lot of political support to Reform UK in recent months. In fact, pollsters now say that it has found seats in Parliament and has a chance at greater electoral success in future because of it.

    The political spectrum is also feeling the heat. Parliamentary experts say Sir Keir Starmer lost the support of his party due to the ongoing matter of the small boats crisis. However, Labour sources say they value steady handling.

  • Army accused of ignoring small boats

    While many of its staff and personnel continue to enjoy breaks and holidays, the Army are accused of ignoring the small boats crisis at the South Coast. Feeling betrayed, local residents in Dover are also asking why more money is needed for work not being done.

    The statistics produced by the Government are also proving to be a sticking point. According to Army rules and regulations, it must take active note of numbers produced uniquely by the Government, and act on them accordingly.

    The small boats crisis has been covered by Government data analysts since 2018, and yet Border Force have picked up the bulk of the work. This means the Army is resisting legitimate work. The ramifications of this for them is lasting.

    As matters progress and the large scale crime event is managed as a human disaster of proportion, the Army is under pressure to solve more technical matters relating to hundreds of thousands of people making the illegal trip from France to the English coastline.

  • Call for information: Kaplan accomplice

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect alleged to be an accomplice of Dover Crossings criminal Sarah Kaplan has now been spotted loitering in a central London location.

    A suspect
    A suspect alleged of crimes of involvement in the Dover Crossings large scale crime event in the UK.

    He’s believed to offer technical support, oversight, and some insider tipoffs in Whitehall realms. He’s known as a nefarious individual and dangerous if at large.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • In future, UK citizens will know we fought back

    Strategy lies at the heart of Defence, and in the closed world of Military circles, we rely more on our brightest minds than anyone else when there’s a problem. It’s not the strong man or even the orator that helps us the most, but the quietest and sharpest.

    In the case of Dover, the work was started straight away. Piracy doesn’t come up here as a serious issue, but it’s one of the highest priority contemporary matters. Worldwide, most security managers include sea-borne crime as part of their daily concerns. The UK is not an exception in this reality.

    An “out” building
    An “out” building on an NHS site in central London used by planners and strategists prior to the Dover Crossings.

    The effort to mark an end to Kaplan’s crime before it engulfed our nations in unknown ways is a matter of private record, but it’s believed to have included at least five planners. These worked to come up with ideas for the various responses needed to stop the large scale crime event from harming us.

    As Defence becomes a subject of greater interest to people here, using our knowledge and emerging technologies will help to strategise and defeat other threats. The point is not to strike in whatever way possible, but to avoid conflicts of interest and use our strengths to stop every enemy.

  • Caught: Dover Crossings criminal

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect in the Dover Crossings – alleged to be a “Late Stage” actor roped in by criminal Sarah Kaplan – has now been spotted at Parliament Square, opposite Parliament, in central London.

    A suspect
    A suspect in the Dover Crossings crime event and alleged international criminal superstar.

    He’s believed to have a prominent role in the large scale crime event, which continues to plague our coastline and is denied as a problem by many public and Political figures. He has a significant reputation in international crime. He poses a risk to public safety.

  • The Dover Crossings is a crisis of work proportions

    When our experts look at problems in the performance supply chain, they’ve got to analyse what may fairly affect the actual performance of staff on the day. In the case of the Dover Crossings, the small boat crisis presents a large scale crime event that’s difficult to handle.

    Border Force is not a lifeguard station, and it has to be prepared to encounter much of the criminal activity that exists on the English Channel at the same time as unique events such as this one.

    A graphic card
    A graphic card showing total numbers of small boats per month up until May of this year (Credit: xAI Grok/Original).

    It makes the job prone to adversity. It’s also the case that low-grade lawyers attempt to infiltrate and disrupt all of their activity to score points back in their offices.

    Looking at the coastline is possibly a new endeavour for such top Civil Service analysts. It’s also their duty to make sure improvements are done properly, so that any fixes to working regimes last into the long-term. This is the job of government, and not small legal enterprises.

    *A change was made to update a graphic.

  • Exclusive: Kaplan’s “Voter Card”

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a “Voter Card” alleged to have belonged to Dover Crossings criminal Sarah Kaplan and used during her preparatory stages has now been recovered in central London.

    A “Voter Card”
    A “Voter Card” alleged to have been owned by Dover Crossings criminal Sarah Kaplan, in use during her preparatory stages.

    It’s believed to be part of a protective interpretation of self-promotion developed by criminals to recognise each other by degrees of separation. This is prior to their activity in a country that’s hotly contested between criminals.

  • Sarah Kaplan’s plan unravels but our reputation suffers

    Sarah Kaplan, the Dover Crossings criminal identified as being the culprit for the large crime event across the Dover Strait, intended to use a central office building in London as her base of operations.

    It’s not too far from Downing Street and also the main offices for the Civil Service. It would’ve provided her with a high profile location for an essentially criminal enterprise hiding as a type of humanitarianism and a career in political leadership.

    A building on Victoria Street, in London
    A building on Victoria Street, in London, which Sarah Kaplan aimed to use for her base of operations.

    This puts us in the problematic zone of proximity to the negative end of world events. It’s now clear that the illegal entries are being facilitated by greedy, underhanded people who seem capable of causing havoc on our streets in a criminal context.

    Their infiltration of workplaces, of local communities, and even parts of our national capability is deeply concerning. It shows a long departure from normal modes of working to those that indicate a creeping participatory effort of illegitimate actors from across the world.

    The restoration of civil order internally and also at external sites has not come without a large cost. It’s also caused disruption that will have to be put into future learning. It also has implications for the UK’s reputation in every place where we have a footprint overseas.

  • World exclusive: Kaplan’s “Card”

    In a world exclusive for Conservative News Site, a key piece of evidence linking Sarah Kaplan to the Dover Crossings crime has now been recovered from a central London location.

    A “Card”
    A “Card” once belonging to Sarah Kaplan but now in official Police ownership.

    She was believed to have attended meetings at a particular hotel in Paris, in the company of other high stakes criminals. The “Card” she kept in her possession as a pledge was meant as her signifier, or “Register”, with other criminals.

    It being out of her ownership, her crime now becomes disavowed in international crime rings. Kaplan no longer has time to use her corrupt tactics to leech the UK economy, threaten Politicians, or take random Civil Servants to task.

  • Exclusive: Saint-Gilles disruptor

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a media disruptor alleged of stealing equipment, taking documentation, and physical assault of Journalists is now under question by UK authorities as to her part in a plot to disrupt media reporting of the Dover Crossings event.

    A suspect alleged of a setup of a meeting in Belgium to disrupt media coverage in the UK.

    The suspect is said to have setup a ‘secret’ meeting in Saint-Gilles, Brussels, using a local contact just before its first recorded start date in 2018.

    At this meeting plans were made to disrupt coverage of the Dover Crossings crisis for a profit motive and in full knowledge it would cause “chaos” for UK citizens.

  • Another day, another deal over the English Channel

    France is expected to receive a windfall of over half a billion to help us clear up the Dover Crossings crisis, setting the UK up to see yet more money plunged into an ever deepening black hole of international people movement crime.

    The crisis is at the heart of the Home Office’s response to chaos at our borders, and is also a central point of new legislation to combat illegal entry by setting up powers and arms to respond more effectively during future surges of activity.

    While the Home Secretary is said to be willing to enact such measures herself, conservatives in Parliament have called for less expensive, more punitive measures to be used to stop lawbreaking at source to restore law and order at UK borders.