Massive ISIS intelligence leak reveals data on 22,000 foreign fighters

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Details- lots and lots of personal details of at least 22,000 ISIS recruits who have joined the terror organization in Syria and Iraq from 51 countries including the U.S., have been leaked in a series of documents.

Many of the names, both genuine identification and their new ISIS nom-de-guerres, on the registration forms are well-known jihadis, according to Sky News, who obtained the files on a memory stick stolen by a man who goes by the name Abu Hamed, a disgruntled former head of The Islamic State's internal security police, a high-level intel service for the terror group.

Abu Hamed, a former Free Syrian Army convert to ISIS, was responsible for the group’s most sensitive secrets and would travel with the drive so that he would not lose or forfeit it, according to Sky News.

Terrorists are applying from all over the world, including applicants from Russia, Iran, Morocco, Egypt, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia.

Former Free Syrian solider turned ISIS head of internal security became disgruntled and turned his back once again but this time he had something to offer, information about foreign fighters. Look at that, we didn't need a Big Brother system to get this vital information on home grown terrorists.

I hope this new info leads to arrests and thwarts any terrorists attacks home and abroad!

a reply to: Swills

Sounds "anonymous" like.

a reply to: NewzNose

Only if Anon is an ISIS terrorist and not a hacker.

a reply to: Swills

the notion of ISIS having a " jihad registration form " is just ...................................................

a reply to: ignorant_ape

I hear ya and it kinda blows my mind how organized they are and scary at once.

a reply to: Swills

There is nothing jihadish about Anon. You went there, I didn't.

a reply to: Swills

And created, funded and armed by Uncle Sam.

a reply to: NewzNose

Don't start that rubbish please.

Only the small minded believe ISIS was created and funded by the US.

a reply to: NewzNose

That's my point.

Anon or hackers in general had nothing to do with this. Unless, you mean this terrorist became inspired after watching Anon videos.

a reply to: Swills

A thread covering this story by Sky News was posted earlier today:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: Swills

Wow...


All I have to say is this. If man allows himself to live in fear he will soon begin to hate. A man can only truly hate another man, and through this hate a man will become what he fears most. Fear spreads, and after all of this, the cycle of hate continues.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: NewzNose

Don't start that rubbish please.

Only the small minded believe ISIS was created and funded by the US.

Isis came to be because the us destabilized the region and left a power vacuum by killing off the various despots ruling there.
I can guarantee you... If the people in Libya, Iraq and Syria had a choice they would choose Gadaffi, Sadam and Assad over Isis and Al Qaeda (the last mentioned which by fact were indeed created by the US to counter Russia in the region. This really should be common knowledge).

Every single country attacked by the US is in complete chaos. Even Afghanistan has not recovered and is still dominated by al qaeda.

So isis might not have directly been created by the cia, but a lot of the fighters for isis were previously FSA and those were in facr trained by the US and supplied with weaponry. Weapons that those who jumped ship took with them.

You could also blame the US for indirectly supplying Isis with 3000 humvees because they left Iraq in a not combat ready state. Making it a piece of cake for isis to walk in and steal those vehicles.

Stop destabilizing the region.... Stop killing off those who actually are preventing these extremist groups for rising up and #ing deal with the fact that the us has no business is deciding when and where oil / gas pipelines are layed out in the region.

That's some coup, getting hold of that list.
According to Sky news it also holds details of who recruited each member.

To misquote Chef Brody, "We're gonna need a bigger jail"

a reply to: Swills

If all the names are legit, someone should just put a dollar amount next to each one and publish it. I bet the total cost would come in well under $5 Trillion, or whatever we're planning to spend fighting ISIS.

a reply to: Swills

S&F

In the same way :

Exclusive: 1736 documents reveal ISIS jihadists personal data

This information could also have bern leaked deliberately by ISIS. Maybe the 20,000 are people who have deflected or returned home.Maybe its ISIS way of making sure they are punished! Also while intelligence are dealing with all this information they will be taking their eyes off the ball and maybe ISIS hope to slip through the net and carry out some atrocity. I dont know something doesnt feel right about this to me it feels orchestrated.

a reply to: flice

I agree with what you're saying, I was meaning more the myth of the US creating ISIS themselves.

a reply to: anxiouswens

Some of the names are of known targets, ones already dead from drone strikes.

originally posted by: flice

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: NewzNose

Don't start that rubbish please.

Only the small minded believe ISIS was created and funded by the US.

Isis came to be because the us destabilized the region and left a power vacuum by killing off the various despots ruling there.
I can guarantee you... If the people in Libya, Iraq and Syria had a choice they would choose Gadaffi, Sadam and Assad over Isis and Al Qaeda (the last mentioned which by fact were indeed created by the US to counter Russia in the region. This really should be common knowledge).

Every single country attacked by the US is in complete chaos. Even Afghanistan has not recovered and is still dominated by al qaeda.

So isis might not have directly been created by the cia, but a lot of the fighters for isis were previously FSA and those were in facr trained by the US and supplied with weaponry. Weapons that those who jumped ship took with them.

You could also blame the US for indirectly supplying Isis with 3000 humvees because they left Iraq in a not combat ready state. Making it a piece of cake for isis to walk in and steal those vehicles.

Stop destabilizing the region.... Stop killing off those who actually are preventing these extremist groups for rising up and #ing deal with the fact that the us has no business is deciding when and where oil / gas pipelines are layed out in the region.

Actually Joe Rogan just interviewed a CIA agent who said all those people were CIA assets before.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: flice

I agree with what you're saying, I was meaning more the myth of the US creating ISIS themselves.

I think what people aren't understanding here is that these groups are all made up of the same people.

They may change names but it's mostly the same group I mean do you guys really think that every single person in the Middle East just hates us? No most of them are normal people haven't you ever met Iranians? They are everywhere in SoCal.