© The AustralianNot quite human.
A grisly photograph showing a young boy, said to be the son of an ISIS rebel,
holding the severed head of a slain Syrian soldier, proves the 'hideous atrocities' the terrorist group is capable of, said Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
The picture, taken in the northern Syrian city of Raqa, was
posted on the Twitter account of Khaled Sharrouf, an Australian citizen who traveled to Syria last year and is now an Islamic State fighter.
As if the photo was not shocking enough
, Sharrouf attached the comment "That's my boy!" to the Twitter image. The shocking picture quickly went viral.
The Australian leader warned that the photograph proved exactly how dangerous the terrorist organization, which has swept across parts of Iraq and Syria in recent months, really is.
"There are more photographs in newspapers in Australia today of the kind of hideous atrocities that this group is capable of," Abbott said in an interview with ABC Radio.
"[The] Islamic State - as they're now calling themselves - it's not just a terrorist group, it's a terrorist army and they're seeking not just a terrorist enclave but effectively a terrorist state, a terrorist nation.
Comment: Countries in the European Union aren't exactly in a position to be acting so recklessly and foolishly. Perhaps they should have taken Victoria Nuland at her word when she said, 'F the EU'. For related news see: