British intelligence agencies identify US journalist James Foley’s killer, he is a British Muslim Hip hop jihadist’ who left £1m London home to fight in Syria complains on Twitter of being kidnapped, tortured and robbed by FELLOW Islamists. He was the killer of James Foley,
Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary, who went by the rap name L. Jinny or Lyricist Jinn. Sick pictures of British hip-hop artist turned ISIS fighter posing with severed head and explosives. British hip-hop artist Abdel-Majed Abdel Bary gloats in a black hoodie in front of a hoard of plastic explosive.
The Islamic State fanatic, 23, whose rap music has featured on BBC Radio 1 Extra, posted the Twitter picture of himself surrounded by bags of terrorists’ favourite bomb material PETN, reports the Sunday People.
A caption underneath read: “Fireworks ;)”
The Twitter page, which has since been taken down, also showed sick pictures of Bary apparently holding a severed human head.
Underneath the horrifying image the depraved Londoner wrote: “Chillin with my other homie, or whats left of him.”
He added: “Its beautiful whenever you see Allahs laws being implemented.”
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Video shows ISIS beheading U S journalist James Foley.mp4
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Video shows ISIS beheading U S journalist James Foley.mp4
Video shows ISIS beheading U S journalist James Foley.mp4
Video shows ISIS beheading U S journalist James Foley.mp4
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