The next time someone says ‘lone wolf attack’… remind them about THIS:
Lists are a normal feature of December, aren’t they?
Grocery lists…
Gift lists…
Wish lists…
Even Santa has a list (that he’s checking twice)…
Guess who’s NOT on his ‘nice’ list? THESE guys, who have made a very DIFFERENT kind of list:
A user going by the name of “Abu Marya al-Iraqi” posted an Arabic-language message calling “for bloody celebrations in the Christian New Year” and announced the group’s plans to utilize its network of lone wolf attackers to “turn the Christian New Year into a bloody horror movie.”
The series of messages appeared in a pro-ISIS group on Telegram, which also provides manuals for the use and preparations of weapons and explosives for aspiring assailants. The information, distributed in a number of posts, was all previously available online and includes a public directory of churches across all 50 states. (Vocativ does not publish specific information found in lists like these.)
In another group post, a member summoned “the sons of Islam” to target “churches, well-known hotels, crowded coffee shops, streets, markets and public places,” and shared a list of addresses in the United States, as well as in Canada, France and the Netherlands.
ISIS claimed responsibility for this week’s Christmas market attack in Berlin that killed 12 and injured 48. The group said that the assailant was a “soldier of the Islamic State,” who followed organizational orders “to target coalition countries.” The suspect was identified as Anis Amri, a Tunisian man in his 20s who reportedly had Salafi and jihadi connections in Tunisia and Germany. He is still the object of a massive manhunt in Germany.v —Vocative
A how-to list for ISIS sympathizers to ‘go into all the world and blow stuff up’.
Liberals see the world like this:
Islamists see the world like this:
Don’t try to tell us ‘all religions are the same’.
Remember those Mosques that were doubling as weapons caches?
Now that the apologist for Islam is ending his Presidency, is it time that WE have our own ‘Wish List’ of targets to be destroyed?
Should we return the favor?
