Al-Qaeda targets Danish pedestrians

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Thursday, 14 October 2010 11:32 RC News

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Terrorist organisation’s magazine blames country’s support of Israel and America

Al-Qaeda’s primary propaganda magazine has come out with a direct incitement for its supporters to carry out attacks in Denmark – if necessary, by running pedestrians down with vehicles.

According to TV2 News, the organisation’s ‘Inspire’ magazine suggests fitting blades on the front of cars to ‘cut through Allah’s enemies at high speed’.

Denmark is mentioned in the issue as one of the countries whose ‘government and public support the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the American invasion of Iraq’.

In the first-ever issue of Inspire, a death list was printed that included the names of three of the Jyllands-Posten newspaper employees associated with the Mohammed drawings.

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