In a sickening new video from the Islamic State (ISIS), the terror group has vowed to cut off President Barack Obama’s head and turn the United States into a Muslim caliphate.
A black-clad extremist, with his face covered, is shown railing against America before beheading a captured Kurdish soldier kneeling in front of him.
Moments before carrying out the execution, the ISIS fighter warned, "Know, oh Obama, that we will reach America. Know also that we will cut off your head in the White House and transform America into a Muslim province."
The video was revealed on
The Middle East Media Research Institute TV Monitor Project (Memri TV), which translated it from Arabic and posted the footage on its website.
The video shown here does not include the beheading.
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According to Daily Mail.com, the extremist’s threats included a message for France and its "sister" state, Belgium.
He said: "We advise you that we will come to you with car bombs and explosive charges and will cut off your heads."
Earlier this month, Islamic terrorists were shot dead by police after they had killed 17 people in France. Soon afterward, Belgium police smashed an Islamic terror cell that planned to kill a policeman or judge.
The masked militant also had a warning for the Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani, the central figure behind the counterattack against the Islamic State, which has captured vast areas of Iraq and Syria as part of its master plan to turn the world into a caliphate.
"As for you, oh Masoud, you dog, we are going to behead you and throw you into the trash bin of history. Know that we are men who fear no-one. We will institute the laws of Allah, may he be exalted and praised."
Referring to the Kurdish hostage he was about to behead, the fighter went on, "This is the fate of one of your soldiers, and every time you launch a missile, we will send you back the head of one of your soldiers.
"You are killing children and bombarding civilians while claiming that this is forbidden in your constitution."
The video surfaced just two days after Kurdish fighters had defeated the Islamic State during a battle for the strategic Syrian town of Kobane on the Turkish border after four months of ferocious fighting, the Mail reported.
Thousands of Kurdish families, which had fled the town, have since congregated at the border in the belief that they would soon be able to return home, according to the newspaper’s website.
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