The FBI has issued a bulletin warning US military personnel that they are at risk from attacks bu the Islamic State, and thus should shut down their social media accounts and maintain a low profile. Instead of having the military stand ready, resolute and defiant our dear leaders have them cower and hide. It makes sense in that the administration refuses to identify the enemy, yet this same enemy is responsible for our decision to not provoke them by telling our soldiers to lay low.
I am ashamed at our dear leader for allowing this, but what can you expect from a president who acts like a Muslim, both in word and deed.
From The Free Beacon December 1 by Sam Taylor
FBI Bulletin Warns of Islamic State Terrorist Attacks Targeting Homeland Military Community
The FBI issued a strong warning to U.S. military personnel Sunday, urging current and former members of the military to review their social media accounts and exercise “operational security” online to avoid tracking by the Islamic State.
ABC reported that the intelligence bulletin, issued by the FBI and DHS overnight, recommended “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 and its supporters.”
ABC’s Brian Ross said that some members of the U.S. Special Forces “already have deactivated Facebook and other social media accounts” in light of the increased threat.
FBI and DHS officials said they fear “copycat” attacks similar to the terror attack on the Canadian Parliament in October, which was inspired by IS social media propaganda.
Military members are not alone in facing threats from the Islamic State....
I am ashamed at our dear leader for allowing this, but what can you expect from a president who acts like a Muslim, both in word and deed.
From The Free Beacon December 1 by Sam Taylor
FBI Bulletin Warns of Islamic State Terrorist Attacks Targeting Homeland Military Community
The FBI issued a strong warning to U.S. military personnel Sunday, urging current and former members of the military to review their social media accounts and exercise “operational security” online to avoid tracking by the Islamic State.
ABC reported that the intelligence bulletin, issued by the FBI and DHS overnight, recommended “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 and its supporters.”
ABC’s Brian Ross said that some members of the U.S. Special Forces “already have deactivated Facebook and other social media accounts” in light of the increased threat.
FBI and DHS officials said they fear “copycat” attacks similar to the terror attack on the Canadian Parliament in October, which was inspired by IS social media propaganda.
Military members are not alone in facing threats from the Islamic State....
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