A group of Muslim extremists took the sights on Prince Harry of Great Britain, show a video clip, posted on the Internet. After the video was posted on the Internet, comments were written immediately, many of them from Muslim haters: “May Allah destroy him.” He’s 26 and is third in line to the throne of Great Britain.
But his actions have generated resentment among traditionalist Muslims who have decided to send a warning out. Six years since the young prince was wearing a Nazi uniform and fought in the British Army during the military operations in Afghanistan, the “Muslims Against Crusades” group has posted online a three-minute video montage aiming to target Prince Harry for a terrorist attack.
Neither Prince William or Kate Middleton recently married, are out of plans of revenge from Muslims. William has been warned that he should “watch his back”.
According to The Daily Mail, the younger son of Charles and Diana was taken in sight of radical Islamists wanting to avenge the death of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Moreover, the video montage was posted shortly after the killing of the world’s most hunted terrorist by an American SEAL Team 6.
The video titled “Harry the Nazi” – now removed from the Internet – shows the young prince, saying during combat against the Taliban in Afghanistan: “I have fulfilled all my desires”. Also in the video montage, Prince Harry refers to Muslims using derogatory terms “Paki” and “Raghead” (with reference to the turbans worn by Muslims).
The members of the group say about the young man with blue blood that he is a “magnet for bullets”. Reactions have flourished on the internet after posting the video. “Allah curse him and destroy him”, “You rot in hell”, “Harry, British Royal Nazi” are just some of the comments made at the video montage of the radical Muslim group.
On the other hand, the terrorist group, as described by the British press, denies targeting Prince Harry for an attack.