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ISIS has released another of its notorious execution clips, while threatening to impose Islamic religious rule on the United Kingdom.
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Islamic State (ISIS) terrorists have released another one of their notorious execution clips in which they purportedly kill five men they charged with spying for the United Kingdom.
The footage Sunday bears the markings of the ISIS media wing, and shows five men “confessing” to filming and photographing sites within Raqqa, ISIS’ self-declared caliphate, in exchange for money. It could not be independently verified.
The men, speaking Arabic, are introduced as “the enemy” and “apostates.” Later they kneel lined up in the infamous orange jumpsuits in the desert, where they are shot in the head by masked executioners.
Before the shooting, a masked man with a British accent mocked British Prime Minister David Cameron, calls the men “spies,” and threatened that ISIS will one day invade Britain and impose Islamic law. ISIS will “one day invade your land, where we will rule by the Shariah [Islamic law],” he says.
“This is a message to David Cameron,” the terrorist says, and describes him as an “imbecile” and “slave of the White House.”
“You will lose this war [against ISIS in Syria], as you lost in Iraq and Afghanistan,” he declares, “but this time, when you lose, your children will inherit your defeat and remember you as the fools who thought they could fight the Islamic State.”
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