The radical terror group ISIS has put together an online guide to help sympathizers carry out their call to jihad against the western world. The new 70-page online manual instructs followers abroad on how best to attack their home countries and their fellow citizens.
The guide instructs would be terrorists or terror sympathizers how to create one or two person sleeper cells, change their names and slip past western security measures. In-depth instructions teach readers how to rob people via online scams and thereby raise money for their own mini-terror infrastructure.
The guide reads: “If the (shedding of) non-Muslim blood is permitted by scholars, then no doubt (the taking of) their wealth is.”
Written in English, the guide gives step-by-step instructions on how to create homemade explosives and to build cell phone detonators. Ten pages of the manual are devoted to teaching how to use everyday items such as jars filled with nails, pressure cookers, gas canisters and even microwave ovens to create these deadly explosives. There is also an in depth section on how to make a car bomb.
While heaping praises upon former terrorists such as Dzhokar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the terrorists behind the Boston Marathon bombing that killed three and injured over 260 others, the guidebook teaches sympathizers how to keep their operation covert.
Tips include using Western names, not wearing any Islamic clothing and even wearing contact lenses so as to confuse witnesses. The guide also explains how to create plausible alibis by befriending westerners and people in positions of power.
“Befriend good decent white people who are dissatisfied with their governments, be close to them and offer them support and guidance in life,” it suggests. “If these people open up to you, you can decide if you want to tell them about Islam. You will tell them enough information to satisfy what service you require of them, but not more than that.”
The recent ISIS guidebook is just the latest in online manuals or e-handbooks released by the Middle Eastern terror group. Previous books include “The Management of Savagery,” which outlines how to attack tourists and infiltrate public institutions as well as a manifesto produced by the all-female al-Khanssaa Brigade, explaining the expected role of women in society.
The women’s guidebook shockingly outlines the behavioural expectations of females: “It is considered legitimate for a girl to be married at the age of nine. Most pure girls will be married by 16 or 17, while they are still young and active. Young men will not be more than 20 years old in those glorious generations.”
