Monday, September 04, 2006
Leave Or Face Beheading
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--Britons Threaten Muslim Beheadings In Footage--
Courtesy Of: The Australian
By Daniel Foggo, London
The Sunday Times
04Sep06
FAR-RGHT extremists have adopted the tactics of Islamic Jihadis by posting videos on the internet in which they threaten to behead British Muslims.
The films show balaclava-clad white British men brandishing guns, knives and clubs, calling on all Muslims to leave Britain or be killed. One appears to be a soldier who has served in the Gulf.
In one film, a man tells Muslims to "go home" or risk being burned alive.
He threatens, "I'll cut your head off" and claims to have "comrades" across Britain who have "had enough."
...The release of the videos on YouTube, a US-based open-access website, coincides with reports of a rise in the number of attacks on Mosques.
Massoud Shadjareh, chairmain of the Islamic Human Rights Commission, said the video threats were extremely worrying.
"There is no question there has been an increase in attacks on Mosques and Muslims," he said at the weekend.
The videos, posted between August 11 and 19, depict three men, each wearing a black terrorist-style mask.
...In one video, a man with a London accent says: "I wish to know what we are going to do to fight the so-called religion of peace known as Islam."
...He says: "It may be because you fear prison. Well, wake up. I am calling on England, Ulster, Scotland and Wales to stand and defend the island that we love."
Another video, dated August 19, shows a balaclava-clad man with a Welsh accent telling Muslims to "go home" or be burned.
Brandishing a 30cm-long hunting knife with a serrated blade, he says:
"We are going to rip the life out of you. I am going to tear your guts out. I'll cut your head off."
In a reference that may indicate a military background, he says the slaughter would remind him of being "back in the Gulf."
Source:
http://theaustralian.news.com.au/printpage/0,5942,20347865,00.html
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