Westminster jihad terrorist promised to see family ‘in paradise’ before attack

“Khalid Masood reportedly said ‘You will soon hear of my death, but don’t worry… I will be in paradise’ during a phone call seven days before he committed the atrocities.”

Yet British authorities are still scratching their heads and wondering about his motive. They’ve been too busy hounding and persecuting foes of jihad terror to pay attention to what this jihad mass murderer said.

“Westminster terrorist promised to see family ‘in paradise’ before attack,” by Oli Gamp, International Business Times, April 16, 2017 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):

The terrorist behind the Westminster terrorist attacks, who killed four people by running them down with a car and stabbing a policeman. had allegedly warned his family of his impending death.

Khalid Masood reportedly said “You will soon hear of my death, but don’t worry… I will be in paradise” during a phone call seven days before he committed the atrocities.

The attack, which was claimed by Isis, was the worst of its kind in the nation’s capital since the 7 July bombings on buses and trains in 2005, and left 50 others injured when Masood collided into pedestrians at 78mph on Westminster Bridge.He then crashed into the gates of Parliament before ditching his vehicle and stabbing PC Keith Palmer, who was guarding the grounds….

“I want you to be happy for me, I don’t want you to be sad. I want it to be our secret.”Isis have welcomed and encouraged the method of committing acts of terrorism by driving into crowds of people, an act that has been replicated across the world in the past year….