Ex-bikie Moudi Tajjour issues ominous warning to his Mongol enemies after ... trends now
The ex-bikie boss allegedly bashed in a Bunnings carpark has made thunderous threats of revenge - but then sheepishly backtracked in early morning posts.
Former Nomads bikie boss turned influencer Moudi Tajjour was allegedly set upon by four men in the Gold Coast hardware store carpark on Saturday while being taunted about his podcast.
The savage assault, which has led to one man being charged by Queensland police over the attack on the Coomera ex-bikie, was filmed in two clips that were published online.
Tajjour, who spent four years behind bars for the manslaughter of Robin Nassour in 2006, initially vowed to come out of retirement over the humiliating incident and lead a revenge attack.
Late on Monday Tajjour attempted to joke about the brutal incident saying 'I don't even look that bad'
Former Nomads bikie boss turned influencer Moudi Tajjour issued threats against his enemies after allegedly being bashed and stomped in a Gold Coast Bunnings carpark
'This is a message to all the Mongols in Australia. Any state, Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast, Adelaide, tell us where? I’ll put the boys f***ing everywhere,' Tajjour said a TikTok video on Monday.
'Tell us where you want us to do this.
'I tried to Facetime you to show me where youse are, youse won’t Facetime you keep rejecting it. You pussy dogs.'
But in the early hours of Tuesday morning Tajjour walked back his threats in new posts, even joking about the alleged attack and the injuries he received.
'I've actually calmed down and the anger is gone and I'm thinking properly and wanna be clear so no-one tries to use me as a way to get their revenge and tries to make it look like it's me,' he wrote in a TikTok post.
A dazed Tajjour, stripped of his shirt and red from the alleged assault, sits up as the men retreat in Nerang Bunnings' car park on the Gold Coast
By the early hours of Tuesday morning Tajjour had walked back his thunderous threats in new TikTok posts, although he did demand to have a 'crack' at his attackers one-on-one
'Make this clear... I have not returned to the bikies [it was] an angry moment and I spoke out [of] emotion. So please know I ain't back in any crew.
'I want to make it clear to the gangs that are at war with them, don't bother trying to make moves on them and make out it's me.'
But in a clear ploy to regain some honour Tajjour, demanded he be allowed 'a crack... one-on-one' with his alleged attackers.
'I am stating now my only intention is meet them and have a fair go with each one that's it so whoever is thinking I'm planning a war they're actually wrong.
'So sorry for the let down regarding revenge wars ... The only revenge will be is me having a crack with each of them one on one, that's it period.'
Tajjour also claimed he has 'reached out' to make contact with his attackers to set up the 'one on ones' that he wants.
Moudi Tajjour (above with his ex-wife, Sanaa Mehajer), has issued a threat to his attackers after they allegedly bashed, stripped and stomped on him at a Bunnings
