‘I HAVE COME TO PUT TERROR IN YOUR HEARTS’: The blood-spattered note found on Muslim boy, 15, who shot dead an innocent father outside Sydney police HQ

“Know that you are all being watched 24/7.” And still Australian authorities pretend that no other Muslims in Australia believe the way Farhad Jabar did, and none are really watching for opportunities to kill non-Muslims. And they keep importing more of these invaders. Where did Farhad Jabar learn his Islam? Do Australian authorities know that what he said in his note about terror came straight from the Quran?

We sounded the warning:

“‘I have come to put terror in your hearts’: The blood-spattered note found on Muslim boy, 15, who shot dead an innocent father outside a Sydney police HQ before armed officers gunned down ISIS jihadi,” by Josh Hanrahan, Daily Mail Australia, May 1, 2017:

A 15-year-old Muslim teenager who shot dead Sydney police employee Curtis Cheng was found with a bloodstained suicide note on his body.

The note found on Farhad Jabar outside the NSW Police Force headquarters in Parramatta, Western Sydney, read ‘I have come to put terror in your hearts’.

It also said ‘an act that will cause nightmares during the night-time and hell during the daytime’ and a reference to this being ‘the world of Allah’.

Jabar allegedly supplied the gun used to kill NSW Police employee Mr Cheng originally obtained the ‘wrong’ weapon, a Sydney court has heard.

Police surveillance material played at a committal hearing in the Downing Centre Local Court on Monday allegedly shows the terror plotters encountered a major glitch in their plan just hours before Mr Cheng was shot dead on the afternoon of October 2, 2015.

Aerial police footage allegedly shows Talal Alameddine, 24, arranging to supply the murder weapon to fellow accused terror plotter Raban Alou, 19, at a rendezvous at a park at Mays Hill, near Parramatta, about 1.30pm on October 2.

In audio from Alou’s car that was played to the court, Alou can be heard saying, ‘What did you bring?’ and Alameddine replying, ‘Well, I brought the 30 cal, bro…. You wanted the big one.’

A displeased-sounding Alou can be heard saying, ‘S*** bro.’…