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Hall:
ISLAMIC State is a “nuclear tsunami” that wants to wipe hundreds of millions from the face of the earth in the biggest religious holocaust the world has ever seen.
The
claim comes from a veteran German journalist who is the only reporter to have
been allowed to operate as an “embed” with ISIS and escape alive.
Jürgen
Todenhöfer, 75, a former MP with Angela Merkel’s CDU party, became a reporter
in 2000 and has specialized in war reporting.
He
spent 10 harrowing days on the ISIS frontline, dodging bullets and death
threats, while being chauffeured around by none other than the UK’s own scumbag
traitor “Jihadi John” – real name Mohammed Emwazi.
Todenhöfer’s
conclusions – detailed in a book called Inside
IS - Ten Days in the Islamic State - make chilling reading.
He
believes the west cannot militarily defeat the self-styled Caliphate rulers and
writes: “The terrorists plan on killing several hundred million people.
“The
west is drastically underestimating the power of ISIS.”
Shockingly,
he even compares them to a “nuclear tsunami preparing the largest religious
cleansing in history.”
Critics
say Todenhöfer, 75, was only allowed to get so close to ISIS because of his
reputation as a vociferous critic of U.S. policy in Iraq and Afghanistan.
But he
said: “This project was opposed by my family for seven months.
“My son
ultimately accompanied me – against my will. He meant to protect me. And he
filmed there.”
He
managed to make contact with his family only once, from an Internet cafe on the
third day following their arrival, but their mobile phones were taken from them
by their hosts.
He said:
“My family didn't hear from us for seven days. It was very difficult for my
daughters.”
Todenhöfer
added the trip came about after intense negotiations with “the leadership of
the Caliphate, via Skype, over several months, hammering out the security
details.”
He made
his will before leaving and said: “Of course I’d seen the terrible, brutal
beheading videos and it was of course after seeing this in the last few months
that caused me the greatest concern in my negotiations to ensure how I can
avoid this. Anyway, I made my will before I left.
“People
there live in shellholes, in barracks, in bombed-out houses. I slept on the
floor, if I was lucky on a plastic mattress. I had a suitcase and a backpack, a
sleeping bag.
“My
impressions? That they are much stronger
than we here believe.
“They
now control land greater in size than the United Kingdom and are supported by
an almost ecstatic enthusiasm the like of which I've never encountered before
in a war zone.
“Every
day hundreds of willing fighters from all over the world come.
“The
beheadings have been established as a strategy which they wanted to spread fear
and terror among their enemies. This worked well – look at the capture of Mosul
taken with less than 400 fighters!
“They
are the most brutal and most dangerous enemy I have ever seen in my life.
“I don’t see anyone who has a real chance to stop them. Only Arabs can stop IS. I came back very pessimistic.”
“I don’t see anyone who has a real chance to stop them. Only Arabs can stop IS. I came back very pessimistic.”
Boyle:
German journalist Jürgen Todenhöfer, 75, spent ten days living with Isis. He has written about his experiences with the terror group in a new book. Todenhöfer believes the terrorists want to wipe out everyone in the West. They want to impose an Islamic caliphate across the entire globe.
Islamic
terrorists Isis want to wipe the west off the face of the earth with a nuclear
holocaust according to a journalist who spent ten days with the group while
researching a book.
The
terror group allowed Jürgen Todenhöfer to embed with the group because he has
been a high-profile critic of US policy in the Middle East.
The
German journalist claimed the terror group wants to launch a “nuclear tsunami”
against the west and anyone else that opposes their plans for an Islamic
caliphate.
The
75-year-old former German MP wrote up his findings in a new book Inside IS – Ten Days In The Islamic State.
He said
that upon his arrival in ISIS controlled territory, that he and his son were
forced to hand over their mobile phones to their hosts.
He said
he spent several months talking to the terror organisation over Skype before he
was allowed to travel into their area.
He told
Allan Hall in The Express: “Of course
I’d seen the terrible, brutal beheading videos and it was of course after
seeing this in the last few months that caused me the greatest concern in my
negotiations to ensure how I can avoid this. Anyway, I made my will before I
left.
“People
there live in shellholes, in barracks, in bombed-out houses. I slept on the
floor, if I was lucky on a plastic mattress. I had a suitcase and a backpack, a
sleeping bag.”
Mr
Todenhöfer said ISIS uses its beheading videos to instill terror into the
civilian population in order to make it easier for them to take an area under
control.
Mr
Todenhöfer warned that ISIS were the most dangerous terror organisation he ever
witnessed.
“I don’t
see anyone who has a real chance to stop them. Only Arabs can stop IS. I came
back very pessimistic.”
He
warned that the terror organisation is far more “dangerous and organized” than
people in the West realise.
He said
the West has “no concept of the threat it faces” from the Islamic State and has
underestimated the risk posed by ISIS “dramatically.”
The
German reporter spent most of his time in Mosul in northern Iraq, but he also
traveled to the ISIS-controlled territories of Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor in Syria.
He
added: “They are extremely brutal. Not just head-cutting. I’m talking about the
strategy of religious cleansing. That’s their official philosophy. They are
talking about 500 million people who have to die.”
He went
on to say that ISIS are “completely sure they will win this fight.”
In a
stark warning issued in a detailed post on Facebook, the journalist wrote in
German: “The West underestimated the risk posed by IS dramatically.
“The IS
fighters are much smarter and more dangerous than our leaders believe. In the
Islamic State, there is an almost palpable enthusiasm and confidence of
victory, which I have not seen in many war zones.”
Mr
Todenhöfer went on to say that ISIS have plans for mass genocide, with the aim
or eradicating all atheists and religions that are not “people of the book” or
who do not subscribe to their particular brand of Islam.
“The IS
want to kill... all non-believers and apostates and enslave their women and
children. All Shiites, Yazidi, Hindus, atheists and polytheists should be
killed,” he wrote.
“Hundreds
of millions of people are to be eliminated in the course of this religious ‘cleansing.’
“All
moderate Muslims who promote democracy, should be killed. Because, from the IS
perspective, they promote human laws over the laws of God.
“This
also applies to – after a successful conquest – the democratically-minded
Muslims in the Western world.”
The
reporter describes the Islamic State is currently operating as a functioning
totalitarian state – one which, he claims, many Sunni residents in Mosul are
unopposed to since it is preferable to the oppression they suffered under the
previous regime.
He told
German television that ISIS wants to “conquer the world.”
“This is the largest religious cleansing strategy that has ever been planned in human history,” the journalist added.
“This is the largest religious cleansing strategy that has ever been planned in human history,” the journalist added.
