Girls Scam ISIS on Social Media for Travel Money
2015 Jul 29, 6:29pm 3,542 views 10 comments
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Dan8267
2015 Jul 29, 6:49pm
Unfortunately if you tried this in the U.S., the CIA would have you wacked before figuring out your trying to rip off ISIS.
Strategist
2015 Aug 26, 8:09pm
Girls Scam ISIS on Social Media for Travel Money
This is the best thing I have ever read. LOL. Zzyzzx you deserve 10 likes for this. These girls should be rewarded.
If the CIA had any sense, they could pretend to be these girls and extort money from these ISIS scumbags.
I would also encourage every con artist on the planet to pretend to be Jihadis and extort money from them.
WOW. Awesome.
Thanks for posting Zzyzzx.
Strategist
2015 Aug 26, 8:11pm
Unfortunately if you tried this in the U.S., the CIA would have you wacked before figuring out your trying to rip off ISIS.
The CIA aren't the brightest bulbs on the street. Hopefully they can learn from teenage girls. But I doubt it.
Strategist
2015 Aug 26, 8:19pm
Hey Patrick....Lets have the "most interesting post of the month" get recognized.
I vote for this one.
@patrick
Strategist
2015 Aug 26, 8:31pm
Just imagine....
The world's greatest threat to civilization and humanity, who enslave women, rape them, enslave them, take off the heads of good people, expect to rule the world....
Get conned by school girls.
Patrick
2015 Aug 26, 8:42pm
Wow, scamming the scammers is definitely the best revenge. I love it.
Laughed for days after running across this: http://www.419eater.com/html/letters.htm
Patrick
2015 Aug 27, 7:21am
Hey Patrick....Lets have the "most interesting post of the month" get recognized.
I vote for this one.
that's the idea behind "liked" on the home page. it's the top liked threads from the latest two weeks.
Strategist
2015 Sep 28, 8:25am
Just imagine....
The world's greatest threat to civilization and humanity,Yeah, sponsored by the US and Israel. You should be ashamed, strategist.
God bless the Zionists.
Strategist
2015 Sep 28, 9:39am
If you’re low on funds for that big vacation, you could always ask to borrow money, make a Kickstarter campaign… or swindle a couple of Islamic State recruiters. It may not be the safest way to make money, but that’s what three girls from Chechnya, a Russian republic in southeastern Europe, did.
Hey guys, I have an idea.
Lets all pretend to be a whole class of 15 year old school girls willing to join ISIS and be their wives. Free vacation to Turkey.
Marcus can be our Shariah Law teacher. He taught us Islamic math...If you kill 7 infidels today, and 2 infidels tomorrow, how many virgins do you get in heaven. Ans. 72
Gary can be our initial contact. The moment they hear his Zionist views, they will know we are for real.
Jazz, who always talks about revolution, rioting and over throwing, is evidence we are all prepared for Jihad.
And of course AF is our weapons trainer, the best in the business.
Rin can get us pictures of his escorts. ISIS will love us.
It should be a piece of cake. They might even send us First Class tickets.
https://www.yahoo.com/travel/catfished-girls-scam-isis-on-social-media-for-125374397897.html
If you're low on funds for that big vacation, you could always ask to borrow money, make a Kickstarter campaign… or swindle a couple of Islamic State recruiters. It may not be the safest way to make money, but that's what three girls from Chechnya, a Russian republic in southeastern Europe, did.
The Chechen girls are under investigation for fraud after they allegedly scammed ISIS members into giving them money on the pretense that they would use it to travel from their homeland to Syria. The ladies got away with $3,300 before being discovered, according to RT News.
The ISIS members allegedly reached out to the girls' social media accounts, asking the girls to join the militant cause. The young women kept in contact with the ISIS members and even sent fake pictures to string them along.
After the ISIS members wired the money, the girls closed down their accounts, stopped all communication, and kept the windfall. The con artists had no intention of actually leaving the country, though one admitted that she used to consider joining.
“I don't recall any precedent like this one in Chechnya, probably because nobody digs deep enough in that direction,” police officer Valery Zolotaryov told a local Chechen newspaper. “Anyhow, I don't advise anyone to communicate with dangerous criminals, especially for grabbing quick money,” he added. Wise advise.
The girls' (totally illegal) stunt isn't the first of its kind. RT News reported that sometimes men create fake accounts, pretending to be females, with the same ISIS-swindling intentions.
The Islamic State often targets Muslim communities, like Chechnya, in Europe and the United States to recruit people who are willing to inflict acts of terrorism on their own soil. Members have been said to use social media to get a wide reach of followers and find those who will agree to commit violence. Often women are the ones cheated during these arrangements, as they are married off to fighters and often become victims of sexual abuse, Mirror reports.