JIHADIST TROLLS PART ONE
Terrorists Use Web Against "Idiot" Americans
Sunday, April 22, 2007 4:03 AM
This is a repost of post #211.
Evidently, a Jihadist plant did not like me spreadiing the word around.
Good thing I save ALL and EVERYTHING!!
This Just In!!!
Amazing, isn't it? The terrorists are using the internent to appeal to the Jihadist Sympathizers, the emotionally controlled masses, to adhere to the calling of the losers in the GWOT, the terrorists. Go figure.
I also contend that a good potion of the moonbats on the various blogs around the world ARE terrorists themselves, well versed in the art of deceit and lies. It causes one to sit back and dwell on that possibility, does it not?
GLOBAL JIHAD
Terrorists use Web against 'Idiot' Americans
Fostering anti-war sentiment by posing online as citizens
By Jerome R. Corsi
Islamic terrorists are engaged in a "media jihad" in which they encourage jihadists to pose online as Americans to foster anti-war sentiment in the U.S.
According to the Middle East Media Research Institute, or MEMRI, a posting on the Al-Mohajroon Islamist website with the username Al-Wathig Billah provides instructions on how to infiltrate popular American Internet forums and use them to distribute jihad films and spread anti-war sentiments.
"Our experience shows that such instructions often yield compliance," Eli Alshech, director of the Jihad and Terrorism Project at MEMRI, told WND.
The instructions direct jihadists to "raid non-political forums and trivia forums which American people favor."
Contributors are encouraged to register as Americans and to use a purely American-sounding username: "Choose an icon that indicates that you are an American, and place it next to your nickname."
Click the link at the top and read the whole article. Then, click the link within the article. Your eyes shall be opened...unless, naturally, you are one of "them"...then you would have to disagree and become mean-spirited in your reply...
The "distraction" technique will not work on this blog... Sphere: Related Content
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