PERSECUTION: ISIS Group Vows 'Christmas Blood' While Depicting Attack on Vatican
A pro-ISIS media group today
circulated a poster depicting a vehicle moving toward the Vatican with a
cache of weapons, vowing "Christmas blood."
"So wait..." are the only other words on the image from the Wafa' Media Foundation.
The illustration shows the
point of view from an unseen driver as his or her BMW approaches St.
Peter's Basilica in the evening with an unobstructed view driving down
Via della Conciliazione. In the passenger seat: a rifle, a handgun and a
backpack. In the rearview mirror, a masked face.
ISIS followers have favored
attacks during the holiday season, with the 2015 attack on a San
Bernardino County Christmas party by Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen
Malik as well as last December's truck attack on the Berlin Christmas
market by Anis Amri.
The Wafa' Media Foundation last week released
a PR poster titled "The Specter of Terrorism," stating in English, "You
will pay very expensive price for your war on Islam." The message
added: "We will take revenge for the blood of Muslims on your land, we
will kill the young before the older watch this."
The Wafa' posters are circulated largely on Telegram. One recent release was
labeled "Manhattan" with a backdrop of burning, crumbling skyscrapers
and a semi-truck -- significantly more truck than the flatbed pickup
Sayfullo Saipov rented from Home Depot -- and showed a masked, armed
jihadist standing before the scene. Whereas this jihadist wielded a
rifle, Saipov brandished a paintball gun and a pellet gun -- and had a
stun gun in his truck -- before he was shot in the abdomen by a real
bullet from an NYPD officer.
"O worshippers of the cross in
USA," the poster stated. "Our lone wolves will come to you from where
you do not know and we will terrorize you wherever you are and we will
show you multitudes of terror and pain that you showed to the Muslims,
and what is coming is more bitter and greater."
In early October, Wafa' called
for lone wolf attacks in the style of the Las Vegas mass shooting. They
also lauded the June 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting after Omar Mateen's
attack.
In an August ISIS video
showing an attack on a Catholic church in the Philippines, jihadists
toppled a large crucifix and stomped on it. They also toppled and
smashed statues of Jesus, Mary and saints, tore up photos of Pope
Francis and Pope Benedict XVI and set fire to the parish.
One of the jihadists, vowing
that "we will make more revenge," held aloft a photo of Pope Francis.
"We will be in Rome, inshallah," he says repeatedly before pointing his
gun at the pontiff's picture.
The ISIS magazine Rumiyah -- or Rome, reflecting
the group's apocalyptic vision and ultimate plans to sack the Vatican
-- hasn't published a new issue since September. Their early e-book
detailing the Rome conquest strategy predicted mob bosses would put up
tough resistance: "There is no doubt that if Muslims want to take over
Italy, the Islamic State European fighters will have to ally with other
militias to fight the Mafia before the conquest of Rome."
Germany: Two hundred churches damaged and Christian symbols destroyed in just one region
In a rare candid moment, German media reported at least 200 cases of damaged churches in the region of Bavaria alone every year.
In addition, attacks on summit crosses are also increasing in the region’s mountains. Crosses on several mountain tops have been toppled and destroyed with axes or saws.
There’s a growing anger among the indigenous German population over the attacks. Some people think Islamists are behind it.
But the attacks on churches and summit crosses are not isolated cases; for months, attacks on Christian symbols have been reported from several Bavarian cantons.
There have been reports of desecration from Pentecost, Längental and from the “Prinzkopf” which lies between Sylvensteinstausee and Tyrol.
Some repairs of historic churches can cost tens of thousands of euros. It’s an attack on people’s faith and communities suspect there is a religious motive behind it, e.g. Muslim migrants might be trying to sow fear in the population.
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DeleteCIA/MOSSAD :)
DeleteMohammud predicted that the koran shall be preached across the land of Rome
ReplyDeleteI too see this come to pass
After the russian fleet destroys all french naval fleets
the moslims will rush upon the south of europe
looting killing raping all along the coasts
Then they will lead many prisoners women and children
back to the middle east
The moslims will come to revive the terrifying gods of the carthaginian
Hannibal
Whos father made him swear undying hatred for the romans
mohammed the pervert
DeleteThey're going to kill the heretic Modernist anti-pope for us? Are they doing this for free, or do we owe them something?
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ReplyDeleteI know that the usurper to the papal throne is in the vatican dressing up as pope, but what saddens me is the fact that if an attack does happen at the Vatican on the most holy day of our Lord's Nativity it will not only be an act of sacrilege (e.g. spilling blood in the hallowed tomb of St. Peter the Apostle) but will also bring with it the deaths of thousands of innocent pilgrims; pilgrims who are well-meaning and who could've been converted to the One True Saving Faith. We should look at them as lost children, deceived and blinded, whom we need to bring back to the fold of Holy Mother Church. Therefore, their death should never be a cause of celebration for us. As for the propagators and leaders of the modernist sect, who deceive and lead souls astray, they will reap what they have sown; God in His Divine Justice will make them pay for the great damage that they have done! I beg Almighty God to spare Rome from literal and physical destruction for the sake of the most holy martyrs interred and venerated in it, the most sacred relics of the blessed apostles Peter and Paul, and for the exaltation and triumph of the Most Holy Catholic Apostolic Roman Church!
ReplyDeletethe church will survive
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