Terror trial hears jihadis urged ‘to hit parades’
A TEACHER urged lone wolf Islamic State jihadis to attack Prince George, a court was told.
Husnain Rashid, 32, suggested the four-year-old should be targeted at school.
He also tried to inspire followers to “inject poison into supermarket ice-creams” and attack parades, it is alleged.
Rashid is said to have posted a photo of the Prince, along with the address of his school, and a silhouette of a jihadi.
A chilling message attached read: “Even the Royal Family will not be left alone.” Rashid additionally provided an “e-toolkit for terrorism” online, Woolwich crown court heard.
Prosecutor Annabel Darlow QC claimed: “He provided an unstoppable flow of incitement to commit acts of terror.
“Attacks in western countries were, in his eyes, the alternative to jihad. His proposals to Syria to fight, was in contact with Omar Ali Hussain, a former Morrison’s guard who joined IS, it was said.
But postings on were indiscriminate, Rashid’s Lone Mujahid included Husnain online channel alerted targeting Prince Rashid impression authorities, the jury George, and ranged across was told. international borders.” When his home, in Nelson, Miss Darlow added: “He Lancs, was raided in November, offered assistance with attacks he allegedly tried to destroy a with poison, vehicles, weapons, “treasure trove” of evidence. bombs, chemicals and knives.” Rashid denies seven terror Rashid, a one-time mosque charges. The case continues. teacher, who planned to travel