ISIS manual praises 'Jihadi John apologists' Cage: Terror manifesto tells jihadis to look for tips on the organisation's website
- The book titled 'How To Survive in the West' describes Cage's website
- Tells jihadis to look to the group for tips on surveillance and interrogations
- Activists were accused of being apologists for terrorism earlier this year
- One member sparked fury after calling Jihadi John 'a beautiful young man'
How To Survive In The West advises
that jihadis use Cage’s website for tips on dealing with surveillance,
raids and interrogations
A controversial British pressure group has been explicitly backed by Islamic State.
The
terror group has published a guide for jihadis – including tips on
making bombs and committing fraud – which suggests turning to Cage for
legal help.
How
To Survive In The West advises that jihadis use Cage’s website for tips
on dealing with surveillance, raids and interrogations.
Cage were dubbed apologists for extremism after leader Asim Qureshi called Jihadi John a ‘beautiful young man’.
A spokesman was not available for comment.
The organisation stepped into the spotlight after the murderous terrorist's identity was revealed in February.
Qureshi told press conferences the killer - whose real name is Mohammed Emwazi - had been harassed by security services.
A
Mail on Sunday investigation also uncovered evidence that appears to
place Cage director and former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg at
the same Syrian training camp as Emwazi in late 2012.
In
March official sources confirmed the existence of a photograph of Mr
Begg with a Syrian camp commander, who also appears in a video with a
man believed to be Jihadi John, apparently taken at the same camp.
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The
picture was part of police evidence against Mr Begg in a trial last
October at the Old Bailey, when he was charged with attending a
terrorist training camp in Syria between October 2012 and April 2013.
Cage were dubbed apologists for extremism after leader Asim Qureshi (above) called Jihadi John a ‘beautiful young man'
The
organisation stepped forward to defend Mohammed Emwazi (above) -
otherwise known as Jihadi John - claiming he was harassed by security
services before going to Syria
A
source, who did not want to be named, said: ‘The picture definitely
puts Begg in Syria. There were other individuals in the same photo, and
they all looked like militants rather than ordinary people.’
Earlier
this week the group celebrated the release of Guantanamo Bay's youngest
prisoner and described the West's war on terror as 'genocide'.
'The facts are clear: two million in Iraq and up to four million in the region combined, is genocide.
'The
War on Terror is the greatest threat to our humanity on earth. It is
crucial that the vast amount of resources required to keep it alive, is
rather diverted to truly build nations and combat climate change,' said
activist Karen Jayes.
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