IN THIS ISSUE: Al-Qaeda Urges ‘Lone Wolf’ Jihadists to Down AA & Delta Planes In Weird ‘INSPIRE’ Magazine
Garsh… they’re just like Christians… not.
Al-Qaeda has called for a new generation of ‘lone wolf’ terrorists to blow up American Airlines, United and Delta planes using bombs made in their kitchens.
The chilling call to arms in the terror group’s magazine, Inspire, says the high-profile airlines should be targeted in a bid to gain headlines and ‘crush the enemy’s economy’.
Released on Christmas Eve, the disturbing publication names the four companies because of their size – including United, the ‘world’s largest airline with 86,852 employees’.
Also targeted are Air France and British carriers British Airways and easyJet – alongside high-profile U.S. figures Bill Gates and Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke.
Continental Airlines is also singled out despite the fact that it stopped flying planes under its name two years ago after merging with United to form United Continental Holdings.
The magazine praises Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the so-called ‘underpants bomber’ who was jailed for life in 2012 after he tried to bomb a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit.
The 300 people on board were saved partly because the bomb sewn into his underwear failed to detonate fully, prosecutors said at the time.
Read more: Daily Mail
