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Daily Stormer
August 12, 2014
It doesn’t matter what age these creatures are, or where or how they have been educated, they will always just be savages.
It’ in their DNA.
The uncle of a young boy who was photographed gripping the severed head of a slain Syrian soldier says Australia should ‘forget’ the image which has caused outrage.
‘He’s gone, forget about it. He’s forgotten about youse. I’m sure you’ve seen much worse than that,’ Mostafa Sharrouf told the Sydney Morning Herald on Monday.
Khaled Sharrouf’s son, believed to be aged seven, used both hands to hoist the decapitated head up as he posed for a chilling photo.
His proud father, one of Australia’s most-wanted terrorists and a suspected war criminal, posted the photo to Twitter on August 8 with the caption: ‘Thats my boy!
The grandfather of the seven-year-old boy says he was ‘devastated’ when he saw the distressing image.
‘I was gutted, totally gutted,’ Peter Nettleton told The Australian on Monday.
He added that he felt sorry for his daughter Tara Nettleton – the Anglo-Australia wife to Mr Sharrouf and the mother of the photographed boy.
Wissam Haddad, a friend of Mr Sharrouf, also spoke on Network Ten’s The Project on Monday night but only agreed to be interviewed by phone.
He said he could not confirm whether or not the photographed young boy was Mr Sharrouf’s son had his eyes covered up in the photograph.
‘I’m shocked by all sorts of photos that happen from around the world and not just this photo,’ Mr Haddad said.
‘But it’s a war-zone out there so there’s a whole set of rules and it’s a whole different ball game.
‘To be honest with all the fighting against the Muslims in the past 10 years or so, we’ve sort of become immune to these sort photos that we see Muslims – Sydney Muslims – in the same predicament.’
