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They came. They spray painted. And they scooted off into the night, undetected, having filmed themselves vandalising two planes at RAF Brise Norton.

National security compromised using an e-scooter,

a serious breach at Britain's largest air force base.

Palestine actions say they were protesting against the British military sending spy planes over Gaza

on hundreds of intelligence gathering missions.

Sir Kistama said the act of vandalism was disgraceful.

The backlash was swift and stark.

In a written statement on Monday, the Home Secretary ofvette Cooper declared the government's plans to prescribe Palestine action.

Come next week, simply coming out in support of this group could become illegal, putting them in a basket with terrorist organisations such as Al-Qaeda and Islamic State.

Their supporters were banned from demonstrating outside the Houses of Parliament.

And so they gathered at Trafalgar Square.

This organisation is not a terrorist organisation. It is obvious.

People forget Nelson Mandela, who was called a terrorist.

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