SICKNESS – AT 12:10 P.M. ET: ISIS has actually put out a guide for how young recruits should inform their families about their decision to join the fanatical group. One thing about ISIS – they're vulgar extremists, but they're capable. Do not underestimate them. From PJ Media, quoting the new guide:
"One thing which every Muh?jir will eventually face will be informing one’s parents about one’s hijrah," Hussain said. "Depending on how close you are with your parents will affect how hard this will be, both for you and for them. Generally speaking the father-daughter relationship is the strongest bond as every father sees his daughter as his little angel, so sisters need to pay heed to how to go about in informing their parents of their whereabouts."
"No doubt when you break the news to your parents, it will shatter their hearts, especially since it will be a shock for them. You may have had the time to get over it as you knew you would part from them since the day you made your intention to move out, however the initial impact it will have upon one’s parents will not be the same."
Hussain stresses that ISIS recruits need to be careful not to let the cat out of the bag until they've arrived in their new home.
"The only exception to this rule will be to those who you fully trust and will be helping you out either financially or any other way," he said. "Prior to leaving the house, you will have your last look at your parents’ face, so cherish that moment as you will always remember this once you are here."
COMMENT: Just read that, then contemplate what it's really about. It's about young people going off to become murderers and terrorists. Not exactly going off to join a college fraternity or sorority.
January 24, 2016 |