UK jihadist warns life's tough in Syria, and many could return to commit attacks in Europe
The UK Telegraph reported about a British jihadist who told what it's like in Syria, and the fear that the hell being raised overseas could come back into Britain:
A British fanatic in Syria has warned would-be jihadists that fighting in the war-torn country is “more difficult than people think”.They certainly could be, and that's because the jihad beliefs call for attacking "infidels" as well as other Islamists. This is what happens when sharia replaces education.
The unidentified man said being a Muslim warrior was more than just putting on a “tactical vest and grab a Kalashnikov and get a big beard”.
He also attacked the image that Syria was a “five star jihad” following reports by other fanatics that boasted of staying in villas and mansions.
The warning raises the prospect that hundreds of Britons who are believed to have returned to the UK may have found it too hard in Syria and now plan to carry out attacks here instead.
It is feared as many as 250 British jihadists are now back in the UK having fought in Syria.
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