Anonymous v. Islamic Cyber Army

Article SOURCE Anonymous v. Islamic Cyber Army Daily Mail - Extract(s) Anonymous v. Islamic Cyber Army http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3506345/Anonymous-issues-threat-ISIS-Belgium-terror-attacks.html#comments ...  ISIS's online unit, the Islamic Cyber Army, hit back, branding the group 'idiots' and declaring: 'What they gonna hack…all they can do is hacking twitter accounts, emails, etc.' ISIS militants use a number of encrypted messaging services, email providers, and GPS blockers to communicate under the radar. The list of apps used by the jihadists was revealed last year after a 34-page ISIS fighter handbook was obtained by independent military research group Combating Terrorism Center (CTC), and published on Scribd by Yahoo. Combating Terrorism Centre academic institution at:  US Military Academy (USMA) West Point, New York speciality:  counter-terrorism, domestic security etc est. 2003  - subordinate to:  Dept. of Social Sciences https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combating_Terrorism_Center United States Military Academy at West Point (USMA) aka West Point Army The Academy The Point 4-year co-educational federal military service academy -- campus a NATIONAL LANDMARK -- Norman style buildings, grey & black granite -- tourist destination -- 1778 - West Point, NY - first occupied by:   Continental Army -- Polish engineer / military figure constructs garrison defences 1778-1780 -- Continental Army  created by Second Continental Congress -- on outbreak of 'American Revolutionary War' -- est. by x13 colonies -- later, USA -- resolution passed to coordinate military of 13 colonies -- versus rule of Great Britain -- Continental Army backed up by local militias -- under control of colonies or independent -- Gen. George Washington commander-in-chief throughout rebellion -- disbanded in 1783 after the Treaty of Paris West Point's Cadet Honour Code:  'A cadet will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do.' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_Army ---------------------- ---------------------- COMMENT I thought this was interesting, as I don't know anything about what I like to call the 'Cyber Caliphate' (lol ... I never get sick of giggling at that term, since seeing it somewhere).   I guess (from the above name) they don't call themselves that, so I'm not sure where that CC term came from.  For some reason, 'Cyber Caliphate' doesn't sound at all scary.  It's sort of funny, unreal and completely detached from real life.   The entire thing is surreal.  There's guys out there that must have high-tech know-how (which is a hell of a lot more advanced than I'll ever be), but it's like they're stuck in history and in their traditions from hundreds of years ago, which is really incongruous. I'm finding myself not liking the current times much (the liberal left, Marxist, preachy, utopian crap, the controlled media propaganda,  the indoctrinated cut-out politicians that are paying lip service to the same lunacy with a straight face, and the dedication of key state institutions to models & indoctrinators of more of same, is very disturbing, once you are aware. Imagine what it would be like for someone from an entirely alien culture that is hundreds of years out of alignment, trying to adjust to the funny farm. Not that this is an issue for the the committed religious fundamentalists like these guys must be:  assimilation isn't even on their radar.   Their issue is political, but sort of amped up and even more dangerous because it's also backed by and maybe even driven to a degree by what are their religious convictions.  I think. I don't know.  I'm just imagining. Anyway, I sort of find the war between Anonymous and the Islamic Cyber Army funny. Some of the comments in the Daily Mail article are hysterical ... or I'm easily amused.