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[Keil]

http://www.cnn.com/2....html?hpt=hp_c2

 

 

(CNN) -- A proud father's boast accompanies an image the U.S. secretary of state on Tuesday called "one of the most disturbing, stomach-turning, grotesque photographs ever."

"That's my boy," Khaled Sharrouf wrote on Twitter alongside a photo of his 7-year-old son using both hands to hold up a man's severed head.

The photo, since removed from Twitter, was reportedly taken in Raqqa, a Syrian city in the stranglehold of Islamic militants, where the Australian father has taken his young family to join the fight.

 

What kind of father takes his children to a war-stricken nation out of the comforts of a peaceful suburbia, takes a picture of them holding a severed human head, and posts it on Twitter?

 

Discuss.

[Emily]

I saw this the other day. Disgusting. I think also read something about how he's wanted now, but I could be wrong. 

[Waser Lave]

There was a similar but contrasting news story today too:

 

http://www.dailymail...uns-worked.html

 

Basically the father was getting worried about his sons getting obsessed with war games and guns so he took them to Israel and a Syrian refugee camp to see what war is actually like. Apparently they didn't like it.

[Fikri]

sick people.

[Strategist]

Yeah I saw this on the news the other day. Sick fucks. The lot of them.

[Padme]

=| I wonder if kids raised so disturbingly can be rehabilitated? That's so sickening. 

[Lily]

I can't imagine why anyone would put a child through something like that That's just horrible.

[Bee]

That is absolutely disgusting. I fear for those kids...

[HiMyNameIsNick]

For fuck sake, society is completely sick. 

[Boggart]

Look da, no neck.

[Boggart]

Best 7,777th post EVER!

more like giant waste D:

[Boggart]

If I ever get to 7,777 posts, I would probably waste it on something as trivial as that

first you say best, now you say trivial, make up your mind!