World News Network
Monday, 12 May 2008
 
By RICHARD SHEARS - A terrifying threat to Britons and other Westerners planning a holiday in Bali has been issued by a Muslim cleric, who labelled them "worms, snakes and maggots". The controversial Islamic leader Abu Bakar Bashir, who has praised and supported the Bali bombers who killed 202 people in 2002 - including 28 Britons - urged his followers to "beat up" Western tourists when they saw them. Resuming his hardline rhetoric, Bashir encouraged young Muslims to die as martyrs when he gave a sermon to an Islamic...
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