Mali Islamists Vow to Hit Back Against France
While pressing south
Islamist forces on Monday launched a fresh attack in Mali's government-held south and vowed to strike "at the heart" of France to avenge a fierce military offensive against them.
Security sources reported the jihadists had attacked Diabali, some 400 kilometres (250 miles) north of the capital Bamako, on the fourth day of the French campaign, which has led to heavy losses in the extremists' ranks.
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Scary... violent radical Muslims plan to hit back. Like that isn't their default policy. Hopefully France and whoever else kills lots and lots of these guys.
Kill them like Obama kills them France.