Harry & Meghan’s Wedding Targeted By Terrorists
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With Prince Harry American actress Meghan Markle's royal wedding in Windsor Castle’s St. George’s Chapel coming May 19, authorities are frantically trying to prevent an attempt on Queen Elizabeth’s life — or the murder of members of the royal family!
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“Elizabeth, her children and grandchildren have all been marked for death by radical Muslim terror groups,” The National ENQUIRER learned from a Scotland Yard source. “The queen already survived one assassination attempt [in 1998] and is lucky to be alive.”
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Scotland Yard has been beefing up security surrounding the May wedding, “which is a tempting target for assassins of every stripe,” says the insider. Just last year, 36 innocents were murdered in five ISIS-inspired attacks involving bombs, stabbings and driving vehicles into British crowds.
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The terrorists behind the massacres were all killed or captured — and Scotland Yard also foiled a horrific plot to kidnap Prince George, four, and hold him for a $50 million ransom.
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Police believe cowardly ISIS fiends want to make a big, bloody statement — especially since they’re being run out of Iraq and Syria with their tails between their legs.
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“Killing the queen at a world event like a royal wedding is high on their list,” says the insider. “It would show the world that despite their crushing battlefield defeats, they are still a force to be feared.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
With Prince Harry American actress Meghan Markle's royal wedding in Windsor Castle’s St. George’s Chapel coming May 19, authorities are frantically trying to prevent an attempt on Queen Elizabeth’s life — or the murder of members of the royal family!
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Elizabeth, her children and grandchildren have all been marked for death by radical Muslim terror groups,” The National ENQUIRER learned from a Scotland Yard source. “The queen already survived one assassination attempt [in 1998] and is lucky to be alive.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Scotland Yard has been beefing up security surrounding the May wedding, “which is a tempting target for assassins of every stripe,” says the insider. Just last year, 36 innocents were murdered in five ISIS-inspired attacks involving bombs, stabbings and driving vehicles into British crowds.
Photo credit: Getty Images
The terrorists behind the massacres were all killed or captured — and Scotland Yard also foiled a horrific plot to kidnap Prince George, four, and hold him for a $50 million ransom.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Police believe cowardly ISIS fiends want to make a big, bloody statement — especially since they’re being run out of Iraq and Syria with their tails between their legs.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Killing the queen at a world event like a royal wedding is high on their list,” says the insider. “It would show the world that despite their crushing battlefield defeats, they are still a force to be feared.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
