ISIS Threatens London-Claims to Have Built a Dirty Bomb

Last summer, as ISIS was busy taking large swaths of Iraq, it was reported that 40kg of uranium had gone missing from Mosul University. It was later confirmed that ISIS had indeed taken possession of this Uranium, as they threatened the West with their radioactive materials.
Now only 4 months later, ISIS has taken to twitter, publicly announcing to the world that they have created a dirty bomb with this material.
The terrorists are said to have produced the device using radioactive uranium that they took from Iraq’s Mosul University after capturing the city in June, the Daily Mirror reported.
According to the report, the Takfiri militants also sent threatening messages on social media, bragging about the destruction the bomb would cause if it went off in London.
British explosives expert, Hamayun Tariq, who left his home in Dudley, West Midlands, to join the Takfiri terrorists in 2012 and is now training fellow Brits in Syria, was among the extremists making online threats.
The 37-year-old said in a message posted online that the ISIL ‘does have a dirty bomb,’ adding, ‘We’ll find out what dirty bombs are and what they do. We’ll also discuss what might happen if one actually went off in a public area.’
He added the bomb would be ‘terribly destructive’ if set off in London because it would be ‘more of a disruptive than a destructive weapon,’ a claim also echoed by other ISIL militants.

This post was published at The Daily Sheeple on December 5th, 2014.