Notwithstanding UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's disclosure that Iran was involved in the plot to attack RAF Fairford over the weekend, he defended the release of the five suspects on bail.
Burnham claimed the five British nationals were subject to the "strictest possible bail conditions."
Sorry, this simply does not inspire confidence.
Of course, based on personal experience, nothing Andy Burnham says inspires my confidence.
If there are people arrested in connection of being involved in a terrorist attack and are known to the authorities, then it is in public interest that these people be held indefinitely.
There is no margin for error here.
Besides, what the hell does "strictest possible bail conditions" mean?
These men are free and they are free to commit murder and mayhem.
If these men end up being part of a successful terrorist attack on UK soil, then Burnham will not be residing at 10 Downing Street for very long.
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