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Just when you thought the UK’s immigration vetting was watertight, former cabinet ministers are now suggesting that actual Taliban fighters may have strolled right through the front door after the fall of Kabul—no disguise necessary. Apparently, all it takes is a stern face, a passport, and maybe a fake LinkedIn profile saying you once managed logistics for “rural outreach operations” (read: ambushes).

🕵️‍♂️ The Vetting Process: “Do You Like Blowing Things Up?” — No? Cool, You’re In!

 🎯According to reports, some Taliban fighters might have passed through British vetting during the chaotic evacuation of Afghanistan. Shocking? Not if you’ve seen how things are run. If your average person can’t get a GP appointment, but a militant can get housing and benefits, it’s safe to say something in the system is slightly off-kilter.

Britain’s border security is starting to resemble a glitchy turnstile at a Tube station—occasionally beeping, mostly spinning freely. Thousands are arriving each week, and sure, most are desperate, displaced civilians. But apparently, mixed into that crowd might be a few blokes who think democracy is a Western curse and women’s education is “haram.”

And where better for a war-weary extremist to chill out than the UK? Free healthcare, subsidised housing, kebab shops on every corner—five stars on TripAdvisor. Come for the soft borders, stay for the benefit system. It’s like rehab for radicals: detox from combat, rest your trigger finger, and catch up on Premier League drama before heading back to the battlefield with a complimentary UK sim card.

The vetting system? Oh, that’s just a few PDF forms, a wink, and maybe a phone call. What could possibly go wrong?

🔥 Challenges 🔥

If this doesn’t rattle your cup of tea, what will? How did we reach a point where the line between refugee and radical is decided by bureaucracy that couldn’t even handle PPE contracts?

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