Guest by post by Bob Unruh This article originally appeared on WND.com ‘Because that would ‘take us to paradise’ A report about plans for a mass slaughter of Christians – and how it was foiled – has been documented by Raymond Ibrahim, the Distinguished Senior Shillman Fellow at the Gatestone Institute And it describes how two teens, 15 and 16, born and integrated into the culture in Austria, appeared in Leoben Regional Court recently on their plans to massacre “as many people as possible during an attack on the middle school attended by the 15-year-old, in Bruck an der Mur.” The report explained, “When confronted in court, the boys — who both have a history of violence and criminality— admitted that ‘We wanted to shoot all the Christians in the class!’ Asked how they would have responded if police had intervened, they said, ‘We would have surrendered’ — adding that ‘Allah would have forgiven’ them in prison, since ‘Killing Christians takes us to paradise.'” A local report described them as “inconspicuous.” But it said “something dark was brewing in their heads.” That was that their goal was to make Austria a caliphate.