VIDEO: Boko Haram massacre – mows down civilians lying face down in a dormitory, leader says they are being killed because they are ‘infidels’ (non-Muslims)
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A new video from Nigeria’s home-grown Boko Haram extremists shows gunmen mowing down civilians lying face down in a dormitory, and a leader saying they are being killed because they are “infidels” or non-believers.
The Islamic State released the “Healing the Chest of Those who Believe” Kurds in cages before their execution video, in addition to three new training videos, including “cubs” in the “blood of jihad” parts one and two. Muslim children being trained to murder…
Not to be outdone, the “Group of the People of Sunnah [example] for Preaching and Jihad,” aka Boko Haram, released their own slick Jihad video yesterday, warning of an alliance with ISIS and a wider conflict.
The Islamic State released the “Healing the Chest of Those who Believe” Kurds in cages before their execution video, in addition to three new training videos, including “cubs” in the “blood of jihad” parts one and two. Muslim children being trained to murder…
Not to be outdone, the “Group of the People of Sunnah [example] for Preaching and Jihad,” aka Boko Haram, released their own slick Jihad video yesterday, warning of an alliance with ISIS and a wider conflict.
The African caliphate aligns with the Islamic State. In this video, the leader of Boko Haram quotes Muhammad and Quran chapter and verse for the slaughter in the cause of Islam. He says exactly what I (and my colleagues) have warned of for years, and still the political elites deny reality.
New Boko Haram videos hint at ties with ISIS
Rukmini Callimachi, NYT News Service | Feb 22, 2015, 04.21AM ISTWASHINGTON: Until recently, the propaganda videos released by Boko Haram, one of the most feared extremist groups in Africa, were an amateur affair. The videos were grainy, shot on hand-held cameras. They tended to feature the group’s wild-eyed leader screaming or shaking his finger at the viewer, as he delivered an incoherent tirade.That all changed in January, when Boko Haram announced that it had created its own media outlet, with its own logo, and unveiled an associated Twitter account. What followed was a barrage of videos and photographs, mirroring the releases of the Islamic State terrorist group thousands of miles away in Iraq and Syria. The videos were suddenly more polished, shot by what analysts say was a professional cameraman, and branded with the flag of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, as well as the group’s battle anthem.Since then, each clip has surfaced first on the Nigerian group’s Twitter account and is then promulgated on accounts known to belong to Islamic State operatives, according to three experts who track jihadist activity online.A new video from Nigeria’s home-grown Boko Haram extremists shows gunmen mowing down civilians lying face down in a dormitory, and a leader saying they are being killed because they are ‘infidels’ or non-believers.
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