In addition, to perpetrating terrorist attacks, ISIS involved in spreading their message of hatred in social networks, including using youth who support the purpose.
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The ISIS is an organization that in interest to carrying out terrorist attacks throughout the world has been committed to developing their message of hate within social networking sites. Unfortunately, some young people have accepted their message and are replicating the content on platforms such as Twitter or Facebook.
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US Teen Arrested For Using 57 ISIS Twitter Account To Recruit Others
A 19-year-old has been arrested in the state of Pennsylvania in the United States, to use social networks to make promotion for ISIS and, more importantly, to recruit others to the cause of the Islamic State.
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The Justice Department announced that Ibn Ameer Aziz Jalil exactly 57 accounts created in the social network Twitter to make propaganda for the terrorist organization. Moreover, all the time devoted to spread a message of hatred and violence, talking about buying and selling women as slaves and what to feel when army soldiers killed.
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The worst part is that using accounts as “MuslimBruho” and “@Baqiyaah201s” repeatedly shared photographs and residence address of some army soldiers, with messages like “are f@#ked” and ridicule. Finally, the police discovered a large quantity of weapons in the residence of Aziz, including several assault rifles.
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Although ISIS members use different methods and tools to maintain their activity online anonymity, another very important part of their activities is expanding the reach of its message, using as spokesmen to young people whose ideas are easy to manipulate, like this guy. For now it is unknown what his sentence, but in the past already knew about a case in which a 17-year-old was sentenced to 11 years in prison for posting tweets for ISIS.
