ISIS Recruitment Posters Show Pope Francis Beheading, Threats Against Christmas


(Worthy News) – The pro-ISIS Wafa’ Media Foundation is distributing a propaganda poster showing a beheaded Pope Francis poster just days after releasing a video showing a masked man driving towards Vatican City’s St. Peter’s Basilica.

The gruesome image shows an Islamic State member leaning over the decapitated body of the Catholic Church leader in front of a destroyed cityscape and armed ISIS fighters. “I swear to avenge every single drop of blood that you spilled and every house that you have destroyed,” reads the photo caption. “I swear that you will taste the bitterness of the cups of death and make your feasts massacres. You will not even enjoy living in your homes, Allah Willing.”

Last week, a dimly-lit image began circulating through pro-ISIS social media accounts of a masked man behind the wheel of a car approaching St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican. The poster’s ominous caption read, “Christmas Blood. So wait…” [ Source: IBT (Read More…) ]

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