Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Sickening Islamists laughed while watching ISIS execution video in London restaurant

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NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Tuesday, January 19, 2016, 11:27 AM

Two twisted Islamists were seen laughing in a London restaurant as they watched a gruesome ISIS execution video on a computer, finding humor in watching captives getting their heads blown off as they ate.
Images of the men come from a documentary, "The Jihadis Next Door," which airs Tuesday on Britain's Channel 4 station.
The men — Mohammed Shamsuddin and Abu Haleema — were associates of Siddhartha Dhar, a former bouncy castle salesman believed to be a masked militant in a recent ISIS execution video.
“It’s a horrible way to die,” Shamsuddin said while watching the video, chuckling, according to The Sun. “This guy is foaming at his mouth, you know what I mean. Wow.”
Mohammed Shamsuddin and Abu Haleema are seen laughing as they watch an execution video while eating at a London restaurant. The men are featured in the documentary "The Jihadis Next Door." Channel 4

Mohammed Shamsuddin and Abu Haleema are seen laughing as they watch an execution video while eating at a London restaurant. The men are featured in the documentary "The Jihadis Next Door."

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Filming for the documentary occurred during the past two years, before Dhar fled to Syria.
"One day, when the Sharia comes, you'll see this black flag everywhere," Dhar says in a video clip from the documentary.
Siddhartha Dhar is featured in the documentary "The Jihadis Next Door." Channel 4

Siddhartha Dhar is featured in the documentary "The Jihadis Next Door."

Dhar, also known as Abu Rumaysah, was thought to be the militant seen in an ISIS execution video released earlier this month. The video features the masked man calling out UK Prime Minister David Cameron before five captives were gunned down.
After the ISIS execution video emerged, documentary director Jamie Roberts received a text message from one of the activists he had filmed, he told International Business Times.
"You may know the voice," the activist texted to Roberts.
The documentary "The Jihadis Next Door," which airs on Channel 4, highlights extremists living in London. Channel 4

The documentary "The Jihadis Next Door," which airs on Channel 4, highlights extremists living in London.

"The voice instantly gave me chills. He has lost weight and it may not be him, but I felt like I recognized his voice," he told International Business Times.
Roberts told the news publication that Dhar was one of the "dullest and most one-dimensional" of his documentary subjects.

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