American blogger distributing Islamic terror materials

Source: Sperform

Homegrown Muslim terrorist, Abu Talhah Al-Amrikee lives in Virginia and has apparently threatened the makers of 'South Park' on his Twitter.

An online blogger who has targeted the creators of South Park for satirizing issues surrounding the depiction of the Prophet Muhammad, has distributed jihadist materials and promoted violence against non-Muslims through a variety of online platforms for at least a year. Abu Talhah Al-Amrikee, the username of the blogger who identified himself as Zachary A. Chesser in January, publicizes terrorist propaganda, endorses suicide attacks and espouses hatred against Jews, Israel and Shi'a Muslims through a variety of Web sites, blogs and social networking sites.

"The jihad movement has moved from the mountains and caves to the bedrooms of every major city around the world," Chesser wrote in a March 2010 post to the Web site of Revolution Muslim (RM), a fringe anti-Semitic Muslim organization that justifies terrorist attacks and other forms of violence against non-Muslims. Chesser appears to be an emerging member of the group.

On April 15, the morning after the episode of South Park aired, Chesser made his first comment about the program on his Twitter feed. "May Allah kill Matt Stone and Trey Parker and burn them in Hell for all eternity. They insult our prophets Muhammad, Jesus, and Moses..."

Chesser posted a similar entry to his Mujahid Blog on the same day (the post was later added to the RM Web site). The post included a picture of the assassination of Dutch filmmaker Theo Van Gogh by a Muslim extremist in 2004 with the caption: "Theo Van Gogh – Have Matt Stone And Trey Parker Forgotten This?" In the post, Chesser provided the address to Stone and Parker's offices, telling readers to "contact them" or "pay Comedy Central…a visit." Chesser also noted: "We have to warn Matt and Trey that what they are doing is stupid and they will probably wind up like Theo Van Gogh if they do air this show. This is not a threat, but a warning of the reality of what will likely happen to them."

On April 18, Chesser posted a comment to Revolution Muslim's Web site, calling on supporters to help in the "defense of the Prophet campaign." The post included a purported lecture of Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S. born Muslim cleric living in Yemen who distributes radical sermons online, retelling a story about a Jewish leader who was assassinated for defaming the Prophet during the 7th century. The post ends with the message by Revolution Muslim: "Join us in this campaign to let Matt Stone & Trey Parker know that…the dust will never settle down."

Reader comments in response to Chesser's recent posts include threatening language. For example, "I wish i [sic] could slit their throats with a rusty knife,so [sic] it be more painful...." and, "So the options we have to deal with these two kafirs… Killing and annihilating them… Crucifying them… Cutting off from opposite sides their hands and feet with axes."
Chesser, who described himself as a "Muslim revert" and former student at George Mason University, reportedly lives in Centreville, Virginia with his mother, brother, wife and son. His wife, who goes by the online username Umm Talhah, commented on the recent South Park controversy on Facebook by saying "may Allah awj humiliate them THE SOUTH PARK CREATURES..."