Extremist Group in Texas Trains To Shoot Muslims With Bullets Dipped in Pig Blood

Traits of extremism and aggression are a phenomenon that cut across different race, religious, and ideological group, but the world communities only shout and scream when a Muslim is involved. The recent violent threats against Muslims by Group of Anti-Islamic men that were said to be trained on how to shoot Muslims by dipping bullets in pig blood so that victims ‘go straight to hell’,  is an example of immoral character.

When violence is carried out by non-Muslims, it is easier to understand and see as linked to ordinary crime and eliminating any trace of religious indoctrination.

Such poisonous movement created for the purpose of spreading hate against Muslims and threatening refugees might lead us to conclude that defining the real extremists is the first step to address global assaults.  

An extremist group of white men in Taxes is training to shoot Muslims claiming that they would have to defend themselves in case of an “uprising” and are dipping their bullets in pig's blood or bacon grease so victims would “go straight to hell”, Independent reports.

The group fears that thousands of Muslim refugees would lead to an “uprising”.

The so-called “Bureau of American Islamic Relations” (BAIR) said using pig products to line the bullets would ensure victims would “go straight to hell,” according to a video released by AJ+.

“A lot of us here are using either pig’s blood or bacon grease on our bullets, packing it in the middle, so that when you shoot a Muslim, they go straight to hell. That’s what they believe in their religion,” said Mr Wright.

David Wright, spokesperson for the radical group, said he was “going to start doing something” about Muslims “now.”

“The next step in Jihad does not involve random, sporadic attacks. They started killing people. They started slaughtering people wholesale,” said so-called Bureau of American Islamic Relations (BAIR) spokesperson David Wright.

BAIR, which is based in the city of Irving, home of Ahmed Mohamed, the “clock boy,” fears of a takeover by thousands of Muslim refugees. The concern, however, appears to be short lived. From 2012 till 2015, the US accepted approximately 2,174 Syrian refugees, the Guardian reports. Despite that, the group already staged protests against accepting any asylum seekers.

“If you get to the point where there’s an Arab Spring, where there’s a lot of radical Muslims here and they all decide to hit the streets at one time… that’s going to be more of a battlefield type situation,” Wright adds.

Dressed in army overalls, several men from the group fire bullets from various locations as part of their training.

BAIR members have also staged armed protests outside mosques in Texas against the “Islamization of America.”

The anti-Islamic group, which calls itself the Bureau of American Islamic Relations, has also staged an armed protest outside an Islamic centre in the Dallas suburb of Irving. “We’re here protesting Syrian refugees coming to America, protesting the Islamisation of America,” David Wright, a spokesman.

Islamophobic attitudes has long existed in the US but has been aggravated due to racist rhetoric during the 2016 US election campaign, including Donald Trump calling for a ban on Muslims.

The mayor of Irving, Beth Van Duyne, fuelled further tension by recently leading the city’s council to support a state bill with the purpose of blocking Muslim influence in US courts.

To counter BAIR, people of all religions and background have staged anti-BAIR protests and have created their own anti-BAIR Facebook page. 

In addition, there have been clashes in U.S. cities due to police brutality against the black citizens, signaling racial tensions and discrimination against people of color and other minority communities. 

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