ISIS calls for lone-wolf attacks on commuters, queuing pensioners, children playing in the park and even market flower vendors in ranting threat to the West
Terror group urges supporters to target non-believers in ranting magazine
Encourages attacks even on ‘street vendors selling flowers to passers by’
Commuters, youngsters playing in parks and the elderly also mentioned
Includes chilling threats to target a series of famous venues in Australia
By JULIAN ROBINSON
DailyMail.com
6 September 2016
ISIS has called for lone-wolf attacks on commuters, queuing pensioners, children playing in the park and even market vendors in a ranting magazine threat.
The terror group used the chilling examples as it urged its followers around the world to target non-believers in a 38-page booklet published in different languages.
It even features a picture of what appears to be a British market vendor along with the caption: ‘Even the blood of a merry crusader citizen selling flowers to passers-by’.
In other warped extracts, it encourages fanatics to slaughter soft targets including commuters, young people playing in parks and ‘the old man waiting in line’.
On the front page of ‘Rumiyah’ is a picture of Abu Mohammed Al Adnani, the ISIS propaganda chief recently killed in an air strike. A foreword warns that ISIS will not die with the death of its leaders, Foreign Desk News reports.
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