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Son of Australia’s Most wanted Terrorist Holds Decapitated Head Before Camera

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Aug, 11, 2014
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Son of Australia’s Most wanted Terrorist Holds Decapitated Head Before Camera

Son of Australia’s Most wanted Terrorist Holds Decapitated Head Before Camera

Casablanca – Khalid Sharrouf (30), a convicted terrorist, is known for striking terror into people’s hearts both in Iraq and Syria.

Khalid Sharrouf broadcasted a horrible picture through Twitter that caused uproar in international media. He let his Son (7) pose with a decapitated head of a Syrian soldier and shared it through Twitter. In addition, he added to the picture, “That’s my boy.”

Khalid Sharrouf is Australia’s most wanted terrorist. He used to live in Sydney before he fled to Syria last year by using his brother’s passport in order to join the so-called Islamic State’s militants.

Twitter has immediately deleted the terrorist account. According to news-outlet, The Blaze, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott told Australian radio: “[The] Islamic State — as they’re now calling themselves — it’s not just a terrorist group, it’s a terrorist army and they’re seeking not just a terrorist enclave but effectively a terrorist state, a terrorist nation.”

Not only does the the Islamic State IS use children for the horrific crimes, but also plenty of women are allegedly held as sex slaves. More and more videos and pictures from Syria and Iraq of beheaded men and mass graves keep shocking the world every day.

Thousands of people have fled their homes in fear that the IS could slaughter them. The situation remains intense and the question people around the world are asking is“ Who has the power to restore peace?” Time will tell.

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