Ask yourself a simpler question, if brainwashed by ISIS terrorists (her husband and other close-proximity fighters), could this same woman be 'tasked' & 'trained' to carry out a TERRORIST ACT upon return?
Why did ISIS launch a social media campaign designed to 'attract' US/UK (and other foreign nationals) to join their cause?
Logical thinking.
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THIS HAS GOT OBAMA"S NAME WRITTEN ALL OVER IT! THAT MOTHERFUCKER!
CBS News August 29, 2014, 6:55 AM
ISIS recruits fighters through powerful online campaign
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/isis-uses-social-media-to-recruit-western-allies/
As many as 3,000 Westerners are fighting alongside the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, and other jihadist groups in Syria and Iraq.
Terror analysts say those fighters pose the greatest threat to the United States because of their ability to travel freely and blend in. Many are recruited through a powerful online media campaign, CBS News' Julianna Goldman reports.
"I am your brother in Islam here in Syria. We have safety here for your family and children," said a Western jihadist on video, urging potential ISIS recruits to come join the fight in Syria.
It's all part of a high-tech propaganda machine ISIS has developed to reach out to militants in Europe, Canada and the United States.
The terror group now has its own multilingual media arm, Al Hayat, which is behind the creation and distribution of glossy magazines and highly produced slick videos. ISIS even uses drones and GoPros to appeal to the Western eye.
A "mujatweet," a short promotional video, shows a softer side of jihad. In one such video, a Belgian hands out ice cream to excited Syrian children.
Elliot Zweig is deputy director of the Middle East Media Research Institute, which has been tracking ISIS on the Web.
"You see messages of camaraderie," Zweig said. "The focus of these are much more on 'come and join us', it is not all difficulty and gore and suffering. It is 'come and join us, join me and we'll fight the good fight together.'"
A celebrity culture has even emerged around some of these ISIS fighters, like the French militant who goes by Guitone and a German rapper who goes by Deso Dogg.
"The message is very much, here we are at the beach, here we are eating pizza, the guys, it's pizza night, almost as an aside it says 'death to Jews,'" Zweig said.
Rita Katz is the co-founder of SITE, an intelligence group pushing for social media companies like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to crack down on jihadi postings.
"They are serving here terrorist material," Katz said. "There are very inspiring images, very inspiring individuals, individuals that were followed that were celebrities in the West, now they are celebrities of jihadist. They are all over Twitter, inciting for killing others."
Twitter had no comment but has shut down official ISIS accounts. Even so, tweets show how easy it is for Jihasits to skirt the system and get their message out.
"At the end of the day, they don't need big numbers," said Frank Cilluffo, director of the George Washington University Homeland Security Policy Institute. "They're trying to appeal to small numbers, which unfortunately in the terrorism business is all it takes."
When it comes to policing these social media sites, sources say the intelligence community is divided. On the one hand, jihadists use them as recruitment tools, but ISIS postings also help track these militants and teach us about their activities when intelligence on the ground is limited.
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When it comes to policing these social media sites, sources say the intelligence community is divided. On the one hand, jihadists use them as recruitment tools, but ISIS postings also help track these militants and teach us about their activities when intelligence on the ground is limited.
Social media used to recruit new wave of British jihadis in Syria
Messages and photos posted on sites such as Twitter and Facebook provide inside track on motives and activities
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/15/social-media-recruit-british-jihadis-syria-twitter-facebook
In a basement beneath the Strand in London, just metres from the cafes of Somerset House, two academics sit hunched over their laptops.
One routinely perches himself on a bright pink exercise ball, the other opts for a rickety office chair. Over days, weeks and months they have used their computer screens as a portal into one of the bloodiest conflicts of the modern age in what they say is an effort to understand, engage and give a voice to those young men who choose to leave the western democracies they call home to join the insurgents in Syria fighting the Assad regime.
In this war perhaps more than any other, these young men are exploiting the immediacy and worldwide reach of social media, smartphone apps and Skype to converse, share experiences, recruit would-be fighters and raise money from home with amateur propaganda posters and videos.
For the past year and a half, Shiraz Maher and Joseph Carter, from the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Political Violence, have been gathering, analysing and sifting the information while also engaging directly with the increasing numbers of foreigners from countries including the UK, Belgium, France, Germany, Scandinavia and Australia who have travelled to Syria and apparently joined the jihadi fighting groups Isis and the al-Nusra front.
Research from the King's College-based ICSR in December estimated 1,900 people from western Europe had travelled to Syria to fight, including up to 296 from Belgium, 249 from Germany, 412 from France and 366 from the UK.
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There is a touch of Four Lions, the UK comedy about young British Muslims waging jihad, to the images and posts gathered and analysed by the academics: from pictures of Kalashnikov-waving youths sitting on top of tanks and messing about in swimming pools to posts displaying the few home luxuries they still enjoy – Kellogg's Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes, Nutella and Haribos – the supply of which has led to this conflict being called the "five-star jihad" by British fighters.
But behind the undoubted posturing of young men who have been given guns, the communications of the British fighters in Syria on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, AskFM, and apps such as Whatsapp and Kik, provide what Maher says is an unprecedented insight into the motivation and activities of those who are causing the security services and the police in the UK such concerns.
It was in 2012 that the ICSR began analysing, observing and engaging with the foreign insurgents who, evidence suggested, were increasingly crossing the Turkish border to join the fighting.
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Professor Peter Neumann, director of the ICSR, said: "One thing we had done in the past was to take an interest in what we can learn from the presence of extremists on social media. What we discovered was that the foreign fighters who started to join the insurgency in 2012 were all on social media and the idea was to bring it all together."
The centre has traced young British men – and a handful of young women – from cities including Bradford, Manchester, London, Birmingham and Portsmouth and the town of Crawley, who are in Syria with jihadi groups.
Maher has built relationships with some of those he speaks to regularly. "We have been very pleased at the level of access we have managed to get," he said.
He is aware that some of what is being said has to be treated with caution. But he believes he can trust the vast majority of the information he is gathering.
"I think it is important to give these individuals a voice," he said. "It is important that we understand them and get away from the hysteria that can surround this subject."
The access is two-way: social media has kept those who have joined the jihad in Syria in close contact with what is going on in the UK.
"They are very well-connected to what is happening here," said Maher. An article by George Monbiot in the Guardian comparing the jihadi fighters to foreigners who fought in the Spanish civil war, for example, was quickly picked up by British jihadis in Syria, according to the ICSR.
Maher and his team have been able to break news of the deaths of some of the estimated 10 British fighters killed in Syria. When Crawley-born Abdul Waheed Majeed drove a truck bomb into the gates of Aleppo prison in a suicide attack, Maher was texted at 5am with information about his death from a Briton in Syria.
The death of one of those he was in regular contact with seems more personal for Maher than others. Iftikhar Jaman, 23, was privately educated and had worked in a call centre in Portsmouth before travelling to Syria to join Isis, one of the deadliest jihadi groups involved in the fighting. Maher described him as a pious man driven by a humanitarian motivation to fight jihad in order to help the Syrian people.
When he died last December, his image adorned many propaganda posters disseminated via social media by British fighters in Syria. One carrying Iftikhar's picture read: "A man leaves his home to fight for the oppressed people … sounds heroic until you add in 'Muslim man'. Then he's a terrorist."
Maher believes understanding the motivations of the young British men who are radicalised or driven by humanitarian motives to travel to Syria and pick up a gun, is essential. "The vast majority of those who return will not be a problem here.
"So we need to support and understand them when they come back, many with psychological problems and post-traumatic stress."
However, the team accepts the assessment of the police and security services that there is a risk of "blowback" – the threat by some of the foreign fighters who return to their homeland. It is this apparent threat that has led to a spike in the number of people arrested in the first quarter of this year on terrorism-related offences for attempting to travel to Syria or on their return. There have been about 30 arrests in the UK to date.
"There will be a minority of people coming back who are brutalised and radicalised and have acquired very good terrorist skills, who can produce explosive devices, and who know how to handle weapons," said Neumann. "It is this minority who could become engaged in terrorist offences back here."
• This article was amended on 21 April 2014. An earlier version said Four Lions was about young British Muslims waging jihad in Afghanistan. Their target was the London marathon.
1) How has POTUS been able to essentially destroy ISIS within the 1st year of his Presidency but HUSSEIN could not throughout entire term?
What is JB's background?
Muslim by faith?
What is Hussein's background?
Muslim by faith?
What is VJ's background?
Muslim by faith?
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/28660📁
Why was the Hussein admin breaking down admin by faith?
Why was the PUBLIC sheltered re: ISIS for so long?
Why was AL-Q deemed the primary adversary vs ISIS?
Do you believe US intel did not 'know' UBL's son was a prominent figure in AL-Q?
If known, no 'live' intel or geo-t to target?
Define C_A regional assets.
Operation Cyclone>Mujahideen/Afghanistan
>>Aiding anti-Soviet resistance
>>Withdrawal of Soviet troops
Control of $800mm+?
Control of weapons?
Control of training?
>>Afghan Arabs>>Haqqani + Hekmatyar
>>UBL [CRITICAL] Allies?
Haqqani + Hekmatyar relations w/ C_A (in_country)?
Dark to LIGHT.
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2) Why did HUSSEIN PROTECT ISIS?
POTUS ISIS focus and destroy 1 year?
vs HUSSEIN 8 years?
vs GWB?
DC access.
Sold out.
Bring back the gallows!
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3) [The 16 Year Plan To Destroy America]
Hussein [8]
Install rogue_ops
Leak C-intel/Mil assets
Cut funding to Mil
Command away from generals
Launch 'good guy' takedown (internal remove) - Valerie Jarrett (sniffer)
SAP sell-off
Snowden open source Prism/Keyscore (catastrophic to US Mil v. bad actors (WW) +Clowns/-No Such Agency)
Target/weaken conservative base (IRS/MSM)
Open border (flood illegals: D win) ISIS/MS13 fund/install (fear, targeting/removal, domestic-assets etc.)
Blind-eye NK [nuke build]
[Clas-1, 2, 3]
Blind-eye Iran [fund and supply]
Blind-eye [CLAS 23-41]
Stage SC [AS [187]]
U1 fund/supply IRAN/NK [+reduce US capacity]
KILL NASA (prevent space domination/allow bad actors to take down MIL SATs/WW secure comms/install WMDs) - RISK OF EMP SPACE ORIG (HELPLESS)
[CLAS 1-99]