Open war on the West

There are still those ostriches out there who scoff when you speak of the jihadists plotting to murder us in our beds.

Maybe this will lessen the scoffing:

ISIS threatened Western countries with open war this week.
The terrorist group dispatched several fighters from the headquarters in al-Raqqa back to their home country to carry out suicide attacks.
Raqqa SI reported:

The execution video of Jordanian pilot was accompanied with the song which released from the Media Office of ISIS, serves as intimidation and threat to all who participated in international alliance, the song has started by describing the conflict as a terrible, and that the battles with these countries, will be in their own home, in different ways including slaughter and blasting on the hands of its fighters.

It seems that the group is serious in its threats, where it started first step by forming the battalion of “Anwar al-Awlaki,” which is the first battalion speaks English formed from ISIS militants, and it aims to attract Europeans militants to the areas controlled by the group in Iraq and Syria to join it.

The battalion has various tasks, where they are used in addition to invite foreigners to join the group, in planning terrorist attacks against English-speaking Western countries, also it should be referred that ISIS militants have received instructions to carry out a number of attacks on some Western countries such as Britain, as a part of its plan to stop US-led coalition raids on the group’s strongholds in Iraq and Syria, as they say.

ISIS has threatened to destabilize the security and stability of Western countries, to create a climate of fear among the people of these countries, in the wake of terrorist events in France earlier.

The name of this battalion is “Anwar al-Awlaki”, in a signal to the American origin militant, who died as a result of American airstrike on Yemen in September 2011, “Awlaki” is considered who was behind the spread of the message of “militant groups” in Europe, where “al-Awlaki” has met with “Saaid Alkouachi” during his training period in Yemen, who was involved later in the attack on the French magazine “Charlie Hebdo.”

Members of the campaign team of “Raqqa is being slaughtered silently” who are present in Raqqa, have referred to the disappearance of a number of foreign fighters who were present in Raqqa, and when the team’s member asked about the disappearance of a member of foreign nationality, ISIS members answered that “the fighter returned to his country to carry out a suicide attack there”, and this is what validates what the group said in its song: “battles will be in their own home.”

 If we don't stop them, our children will be raped, tortured, beheaded and crucified.