Film Of Children Being Radicalized Found In U.K. Home

When you think of radicalizing children, you automatically think of Palestine. At least I do. I have seen dozens upon dozens of videos showing children glorifying martyrdom and jihad. Imagine a child aspiring to become a suicide bomber rather than, say, a doctor or a research scientist. It's unconscionable.

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But it's not just Palestine where adults are attempting to radicalize their children, it's happening over in the U.K. as well. Not that it surprises me, considering the path they have chosen to take allowing radical preachers like Anjem Choudary to live freely in their country, courtesy of the British taxpayer. However, the difference between Palestinian and British radicalization of children is that no-one tries to hide it in Palestine, since even Palestinian state sponsored television shows air programmes clearly aimed at radicalizing their young. In Britain, it's done behind closed doors, and the only way it is discovered is if Britain's Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU) happens upon films or material during a raid. Which is what happened in Manchester, England.

Counter-terrorism police say their discovery of a film of children being encouraged to hold guns is evidence of attempts to radicalise youngsters.

The footage, which police believe was filmed in Pakistan, was uncovered on the hard drive of a computer during a raid carried out under the Terrorism Act 2000. Police have not revealed when the material was seized.

But it's not just the fact that there appears to be a 3-year-old boy and a 7 year-old girl fighting over who gets to hold both a gun and a Kalashnikov rifle (not something any sane and responsible parent would allow their children to do) that's so disturbing, but what's being said in the video. Apart from the children, there is also the voice of a man and an American translator, asking the children: "what do you do with the weapon?" Before the children have a chance to say anything he says: "I want to kill the infidels." He then adds: "Do you want to kill the Jews?" And although there is no English translation, it sounds as if the baby boy responds about killing the Jews. As the baby boy finally picks up the huge, heavy Kalashnikov, which is bigger than he is, he says "weapon, weapon".

The film wasn't the only thing they found in the house. They also found materials aimed at indoctrinating children.

"We found a series of flash cards and documents on how to raise Mujahid children [who will fight for Islam]. The cards were written in English - and instead of having M for Muhammad they had M for Mujahideen..."

Other documents that were discovered, which had been downloaded from an extremist website said:

"The key is to start instilling these values in them while they are babies. Don't wait until they are seven. No child is ever too young to be started off on Jihad training."

Although this was believed to have been filmed abroad, it made its way to England. And if it made its way to England, you know it's showing up in households across the world and it could very well be your neighbour. As I have said before, this is child abuse at its worst.

Click here to view the video.