Osama’s Successor’s Sick Vow On London

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Media Institute of Southern Africa (Windhoek) 19 May 2011 press release The Malawi Chapter of the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA-Malawi) has learned with disappointment that Blantyre Newspapers Limited (BNL) photojournalist Jacob Nankhonya was roughed up at a memorial service for the late former president Hastings Kamuzu Banda on 14 May 2011. According to our investigations, Nankhonya was manhandled by a man identified as Lawrence Mlambwaza. Mlambwaza reportedly stopped Nankhonya from taking pictures at the memorial service and attempted to seize his camera.

AL-QAEDA’S new leader has vowed to launch a devastating terror blitz on London to avenge Osama Bin Laden’s death. Saif al-Adel, 51, is determined to make Britain and the US pay, Taliban chiefs revealed yesterday.

The fanatic warns that London will be the first to face a new 7/7 atrocity because terrorist cells are already in place waiting for orders to strike.

The threat emerged after a summit meeting of Taliban and al-Qaeda chiefs near Pakistan’s border with Afghanistan. They confirmed evil Egyptian terror veteran al-Adel – whose name means Sword of Islam – as caretaker leader. He ordered his followers to concentrate on large-scale international operations like 9/11.

Al-Adel urged them to “crush the infidels” in America and the UK in revenge for the Navy Seals’ strike that killed Bin Laden.

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