The statement was released just one day after Trump topped a "kill-list" released by a pro-ISIS hacker group. "We have a message to the people of the US and most importantly your President Trump," states the group at the start of the message. And it comes after a top commander branded Trump a "complete maniac" last year, and said his "utter hate" towards Muslims will help the terror group. Abu Omar Khorasani, who heads up the terror group in Afghanistan, said Trump's shock election victory would be used to recruit disaffected youths in the West. Khorasani described President Barack Obama as a moderate infidel with at least a little brain in comparison to Trump.

Source: New Zealand Herald April 05, 2017 03:22 UTC