LONDON - An extremist group believed to be the center target Prince Harry. It was revealed from a video containing hate propaganda against Harry, who appeared several days after the death of Osama bin Laden.
The third heir to the throne of the British Empire 26-year-old became the subject of three minute video. The video was uploaded three weeks ago by an organization calling themselves the Muslim opponents of the Crusades.
It is believed that Harry becomes the target of revenge for the death of the leader of Al Qaeda by U.S. troops (U.S.), because six years ago Harry had dressed up like Nazis and served for the British Army in Afghanistan.
Reporting from Daylimail, Monday (05/09/2011), video, titled Harry the Nazi show the young prince was served in the British Army against Taliban forces in 2007 and 2008 and said, 'All my hopes have come true'.
The video was originally uploaded on the site these jihadi groups. The video contains a collage Prince Harry who was talking to the media while undergoing the action in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
The video also shows Harry to use the term offensive to Asian people "Paki" and "turbaned head." Video taken when Harry was in the Middle East and exposed by the news agency News of the World. Video ends with a picture of Harry wearing a Nazi outfit she wore while attending a fancy dress party in 2005.
Muslim Sites Opponents claim that members of the Crusades they were carrying the banner of Islam and reveals why Prince Harry and William were targeted. Today, the group said the video was not intended to offend, and insists the video is not a call for terrorist groups took up arms against Harry.
But a spokesman for the group, Anjem Choudary scholars admit the video was made to trigger a Muslim anger against the royal family involved in the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. He said the video was made to lift the back of a failed protest at the royal wedding.
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