KILL THE QUEEN KIDS!

PEOPLE INVESTIGATION Extremists' shock online rants as they groom young Cyber mosque fanatics tell Muslim children she's enemy of Allah
By Daniel Jones

BRITISH Muslims as young as 12 are being urged to attack the QUEEN.
They hear hate-fuelled rants of banned Islamic fanatics like Omar Bakri Muhammad in an internet "mosque".
People investigators listened as a British-born follower of exiled Bakri spouted a shocking online sermon branding Her Majesty "a vile woman and enemy of Islam."
The fanatic, whose identity is known by The People, added: "We declare animosity towards her."
British Muslim kids who log on to the cyber mosque and other sinister websites can also:
WATCH a cartoon of a Muslim child being shot by Western soldiers and then going to paradise.
CHAT online with extremists barred from conventional mosques.
LISTEN to the fanatics urging them to hate non-Muslims, Jews and Westerners.
PLAY a sick video game in which they shoot Tony Blair.
Conservative homeland security spokesman Patrick Mercer said: "These remarks about the Queen are deeply insulting to the Royal Family and to the rest of Britain. It also verges on being treason."
The chilling call to attack Her Majesty was made by a fanatic using the pseudonym Abu Baraa on the web.
For legal reasons The People is not publishing his identity.
Baraa's rant came after he was asked: "What are the guidelines on the British Royal Family in the way we should deal with them?"
The fanatic replied: "The British Royal Family are enemies of Conservative Islam and Muslims. They are enemies of Allah.
"There is no war or no law that is passed in this country without the Queen herself.
"She is part and parcel of the war against Islam so no Muslim should have allegiance to the Queen, to the enemy of Allah, or to have any love for her or any allegiance to her or any support for her.
"She is a vile woman and she is the enemy of Islam. We should see her as enemy. We hate her."
Referring to Muslim Jihadist fighters, he said: "There is no problem for them to target her or to treat her as a complete enemy."
MI5 boss Dame Eliza Manningham- Buller and Home Secretary John Reid have warned that young British Muslims are being groomed for terrorism.
Youngsters can email questions to fanatics in the UK like Baraa and in countries like Lebanon where Omar Bakri is holed up.
A security expert said: "These people are brainwashing young British Muslims."
An associate of Bakri said: "Talks by him in no way encourage Muslims in Britain to carry out any action."