The sick messages were sent between fanatics on a Whatsapp group after attack
They said supporters need to 'wake up to the war happening in your own streets'
Ream of messages also asked why the suspect had not been shot dead by police
Terror analyst Michael Smith posted messages on Twitter after 10 injured and one killed following attack


ISIS supporters are using the Finsbury Park terror attack to call for further atrocities against the West, it has emerged.
A string of sick messages apparently sent between fanatics on Whatsapp urges supporters to 'wake up to the war', claiming their loved ones 'could be killed' if action is not taken.
The ream of messages also questioned why the suspect - who they described as being non Muslim - had been not shot by police.

Earlier this month, three extremists who launched a terror attack on London Bridge were killed by officers.
The texts, reported by Terrorism analyst Michael Smith, were sent to a WhatsApp group called 'War news/ Ummah [community] news' - which has more than 200 members - after this morning's terror attack in north London.
It read: 'Oh Muslims you need to wake up the war is starting now in your own streets outside your own Masajids.


'Your elders could be killed, your sisters could be attacked.'
It continued: 'Oh Muslimeen when your brothers took revenge on the crusader nationals for the slaughter they are carrying out on the Muslims, they were shot on site by the the British Police.
'Then how come the Police never shot a Kaafir [non-believer].'


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