Educated for murder

Australian Humanist, The 122:15 (forthcoming)
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Smoker, Barbara The late Mohammed Emwazi greatly enjoyed his hobby, which was beheading people. Any infidel would do, though the people he really loathed were naturally former Muslims, guilty of apostasy.

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