Terrorists “Praise Allah” for Twitter


BAGHDAD, IRAQ (Worthy News)– Jihadists fighting in Syria and Iraq have “thanked Allah” for the existence of Twitter, the social media platform, as a means of advertising their “victories in battle.”

“Praise be to Allah, who gave Twitter to the mujahideen so that they may share their joys and not have listen to the BBC, al-Arabia, Al-Jazeera,” an ISIS affiliate wrote on his Twitter page in Arabic.

The message posted under the profile entitled “Soldiers of Iraq and the Levant,” triggered enthusiastic responses from dozens of jihadists who ‘Praised Allah” for the media platform.

Over the past two days, Jihadists have captured the cities of Tikrit and Mosul, as a plan “to conquer the entire state and cleanse it from the apostates” according to its Twitter account.

Over the past year, ISIS members have used the social media platform to post public executions, beheadings and crucifixions it has carried out.

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