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God's Protection: Farmer Saved US Bomber Fleet from Suspected UK Terror Plot After Noticing Tiny Problem with Van's Phone Number, Strange Men

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God's Protection: Farmer Saved US Bomber Fleet from Suspected UK Terror Plot After Noticing Tiny Problem with Van's Phone Number, Strange Men

In what may be an example of God’s providential hand, a British farmer drove by a local airbase housing American bomber planes at just the right time in the early morning hours on Sunday to thwart an alleged terror plot.

The incident happened at Royal Air Force Fairford in Gloucestershire about 85 miles west of London. It’s a command post for U.S. operations in Europe and has been a facility used by B1 bombers in operations against Iran.

The Telegraph reported that a local farmer was driving home after a party in the early morning hours when she noticed three seemingly abandoned white vans blocking a country road outside the airbase.

One of the vans was labeled “FUEL 2YOU” and had a phone number that was one digit short, the woman noticed.

“Confused, she turned her car around. As she did so, she saw a group of masked men in balaclavas scattering into the trees and across the fields........

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