The murder of Nahid Almanea was heinous enough, and now Abu Rashash Britani is trying to compound its evil by calling for more attacks on innocent civilians. Has anyone inquired into who this person Abu Rashash Britani is, and where he learned his understanding of Islam? Or would such an inquiry in today’s Britain be “Islamophobic”?
“ISIS Fighter Calls For Revenge Attack On Britain After Saudi Student Murder,” by Jessica Elgot, Huffington Post, June 19, 2014 (thanks to Jerk Chicken):
A British Islamist fanatic who claims to be fighting with ISIS has called for UK civilians to be targeted to avenge the death of Saudi student Nahid Almanea, killed as she walked along a Colchester footpath.
The tweeter, who goes by the name Abu Rashash Britani, has previously boasted of recruiting Brits to fight in Syria and Iraq on the direct order of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the terror group now considered the world’s wealthiest and most dangerous.
“Colchester attack is a cowardly act. At least when our noble brothers, killers of Lee Rigby, did so they killed a soldier not a civilian,” Britani tweeted as the news broke of the killing, which police say may have been linked to the traditional Muslim dress worn by the University of Essex student.
“These kuffar getting out of hand, dare they touch a Muslimah. I call upon any brother to take up a knife and kill as they did [in] Colchester. Muslim sister killed by kuffar in UK. Allahu Mustahan. Where is the outcry by media? oh yeah she was a Muslim.
“I pray a revenge attack takes place in #uk against those enemies of #Islam.”
The hate-filled tweets sent from the ISIS account The account has since been suspended.Abu Rashash has previously tweeted about time fighting in Syria, and boasted that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the group now deemed the world’s richest and most feared terror organisation, had asked him to recruit British fighters.
He said he has seen “an influx of muhajireen from the west to join #isis. Its amazing how many people rose to the occasion.”
Up to 450 Britons have joined the ranks of extremists ISIS and could attack the UK, a Kurdish intelligence chief has claimed. Lahoor Talabani, director of counter terrorism for the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), told Sky News that the offensive in the north of the country by ISIS should not be viewed as an attack only on the Iraqi government.
“According to the intelligence we have, just Britain alone have around 400 to 450 known people fighting amongst the ranks of ISIS,” he said….