Re: Isis Recruiting Online

[Delta4Embassy]

CNN was talking about this earlier and they mentioned a site where prospective recruits can ask ISIS recruiters their questions. One of which was how much they get paid. Paid? Thought they were terrorists? Islamic jihadis fighting for a cause near and dear to their heart. They're being paid? They're not jihadis then, they're mercenaries. When they die, they'll go to hell along with all the other murderers.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Imagine putting that on a job application.

Interviewer, "What experience do you have in leadership or managerial positions?"

Applicant, "Well I commanded a terrorist RPG team for ISIS in Iraq for over a year."

Do they pay taxes too? Fill out a W-2 form? Can we go after them for tax evasion if not?

 

[MisterBeale]

If you're watching CNN, you're being lied to. Seriously, you believe anything on Television? The government can track anything and everything you communicate on-line. Seriously, the NSA can do that you know. They have a building out in Utah that is filled with super computers and knows what every web-site is doing, and it looks for key words. You don't know this?

That's why anyone who believes that folks are leaving the US and Europe to go there and fight are seriously being misled by the media, seriously. It's all war propaganda. You DO KNOW what war propaganda is, don't you?

 

[aaronleland]

They need their own dating sites.

jihadistmingle.com?

whereterroristsmeet.com?

burkhabook?

 

[shart_attack]

If you're watching CNN, you're being lied to. Seriously, you believe anything on Television? The government can track anything and everything you communicate on-line. Seriously, the NSA can do that you know. They have a building out in Utah that is filled with super computers and knows what every web-site is doing, and it looks for key words. You don't know this?

That's why anyone who believes that folks are leaving the US and Europe to go there and fight are seriously being misled by the media, seriously. It's all war propaganda. You DO KNOW what war propaganda is, don't you?

What the hell do the Rothschilds have to do with idiot Muzzies who are signing up to fight with the ISIS???

 

[MisterBeale]

If you're watching CNN, you're being lied to. Seriously, you believe anything on Television? The government can track anything and everything you communicate on-line. Seriously, the NSA can do that you know. They have a building out in Utah that is filled with super computers and knows what every web-site is doing, and it looks for key words. You don't know this?

That's why anyone who believes that folks are leaving the US and Europe to go there and fight are seriously being misled by the media, seriously. It's all war propaganda. You DO KNOW what war propaganda is, don't you?

What the hell do the Rothschilds have to do with idiot Muzzies who are signing up to fight with the ISIS???

Wow. If I have to explain it to you, it is WAY above your pay grade. It may be far to complicated for you to understand.

If I DO post some hard proof to explain it, promise not to recoil in disgust and cognitive dissonance or denial? Don't shooot the messenger, mmmkay?

If I were to assume you understood the relationship between the Rotherchilds and elite ruling class families with names like Rockefeller, Morgan, Dodge, Mellon, Pratt, Harkness, Whitney, Duke, Harriman, Carnegie, Vanderbilt, DuPont, Guggenheim, Astor, Lehman, Warburg, Taft, Huntington, Baruch and Rosenwald; could we go from there?

 

[waltky]

ISIS usin' social media to target military, families...

Islamic State targeting U.S. military at home through social media, FBI says
Dec. 1, 2014 | U.S. military personnel should be cautious in posting on social media so as not to make themselves targets, the FBI said.

The FBI warned U.S. military personnel around the world Sunday that it had received threats against them made by the Islamic State. Warnings were first issued by the Army after Islamic State militants encouraged supporters around the world to seek out U.S. military and "shot up [at their homes] and slaughter them." "Overseas based individuals are looking for like-minded individuals to carry out these attacks," the FBI warned.

The bulletin warned military personnel to take care in posting on social media so as not to make themselves target. "We also request members of the military review their online social media presence for any information that might attract the attention of violent extremists," the bulletin said. "Use caution and practice operational security when posting."

Federal officials issued two similar warnings in October. Sunday's warning specifically cited two attacks on members of the Canadian military linked to the Islamic State, including the Oct. 22 attack in Ottawa.

Read more: FBI warns U.S. military of Islamic State threats - UPI.com

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Servicemembers warned anew to scrub social media accounts
December 1, 2014 ~ The FBI on Sunday night issued the strongest warning yet about possible attacks by the Islamic State terrorist group against the U.S. military at home.

In a joint intelligence bulletin issued by the FBI with the Department of Homeland Security, first obtained by ABC News, officials strongly urged those who serve in uniform to scrub their social media accounts of anything that might bring unwanted attention from “violent extremists” or would help the extremists learn individual servicemembers’ identities. “The FBI and DHS recommend that current and former members of the military review their online social media accounts for any information that might serve to attract the attention of ISIL [ISIS] and its supporters,” the federal bulletin sent to law enforcement agencies said, advising that troops “routinely exercise operational security in their interactions online.”

The Pentagon confirmed the bulletin was issued, but downplayed its significance. “This is nothing new for us,” Defense Department spokesman Col. Steve Warren told reporters. “The department has long been aware and mindful of the potential for homegrown extremism, and we have continued to encourage and to advise all of our personnel to exercise the maximum amount of vigilance.” Warren said DOD sent out a similar warning to troops in recent weeks after two uniformed Canadian soldiers were killed in Ottawa last month by self-proclaimed Islamic State supporters. He said he is not aware of any new intelligence that might have compelled law enforcement agencies to issue the latest warning.

CNN noted that the FBI issued a security bulletin in October warning of similar attacks on U.S. soil against law enforcement personnel and members of the news media, and the U.S. Army in early October warned military personnel to be vigilant after Islamic State militants called on supporters to scour social media for addresses of their family members — and to “show up [at their homes] and slaughter them.” The military bulletin advised against geolocating apps or posting home address information, and to limit those who can view personal information. Officials told ABC News that they fear copycat attacks based on what happened in Canada last month.

Servicemembers warned anew to scrub social media accounts - News - Stripes

 

[Gracie]

I know where a bunch of new recruits are eager to cause mayhem, murder and chaos. Ferguson.