Al-Qaeda urges Jihadists to BOMB American Airlines, United & Delta Planes

 

Terror group Al-Qaeda released their magazine called Inspire on Dec. 24th where they urged the 'lone wolf' jihadists to blow up four of America's biggest airlines - American Airlines, United, Continental Airlines (which has merged with United) and Delta planes using bombs made in their kitchens to gain pupolarity. Fame hungry!

 

An article in the magazine, which is illegal to own (you could face possible jail time for carrying the mag in a public place), urged terrorists to target these airlines because it will help them gain headlines and 'crush the America's economy'.

The Boston bombings  suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and 'underpants bomber' Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab  are both mentioned in the magazine, whose possession in the past has led to arrests 

A spokesman for Britain's Home Office said: 'We are aware of this publication and the police and security agencies are taking appropriate action. National security and protecting the public is our priority.

 

'Our comprehensive counter-terrorism strategy includes measures to remove terrorist material hosted online, prevent radicalisation and protect the UK from acts of terrorism.' 

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