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Is ISIS developing suicide CHICKENS? Pictures appear to show bombs strapped to hens by bird-brained jihadis

  • ISIS militants said to be building suicide belts for use on live chickens
  • Jihadis strap bombs onto the hens and send them into an enemy camp site
  • Suicide chickens are able to get close to top fighters without being spotted 
  • ISIS militants can then use simple remote controls to detonate the IEDs 

By JOHN HALL FOR MAILONLINE

 

PUBLISHED: 04:18 EST, 20 July 2015 UPDATED: 05:38 EST, 20 July 2015

 

Depraved jihadis fighting for the Islamic State in Iraq have started using chickens as mobile improvised explosive devices, it has been claimed.

Members of the terror group operating in and around the city of Fallujah are said to be strapping explosive belts to chickens, which are then encouraged to wander into enemy camps.

Once the chickens are successfully within striking distance without having aroused suspicion, the ISIS extremists apparently use remote controls to set off the devices, killing all those close by.

 

 

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Bird-brained idea: Images of the Islamic State's so-called 'suicide chickens' have been widely shared online by both pro and anti ISIS users, although their authenticity could not be verified

 

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Suicide chickens: ISIS jihadis operating in and around the city of Fallujah are said to be strapping the explosive belts to chickens, which are then encouraged to wander into enemy camps

 

Images of so-called 'suicide chickens' have been widely shared online by both pro and anti ISIS users, although their authenticity could not be verified. 

Details of why the terror group are apparently using exploding birds were told to the Daily Star.

The crude devices show how ISIS is running low on ammunition following several years of all out war in Syria and Iraq, the newspaper quoted unnamed experts as saying. 

 

'ISIS will use whatever means they can to bring death and destruction. Using animals has little military value - it is just another example of how their twisted minds enjoy dreaming up bizarre ways to kill people,' a unnamed British man fighting alongside Kurdish troops in the region added.

The bizarre claims that ISIS are using suicide chickens comes just days after reports of the terror group strapping IEDS to a goat that was sent into a Kurdish base in the Syrian city of Kobane. 

 

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Terror: The crude devices show how ISIS is running low on ammunition following several years of all out war


Photographs of the animal IEDs emerged as the U.S.-led coalition battling ISIS dropped new leaflets over the terror group's de facto capital Raqqa, vowing to bring 'freedom' to those living there.

 

A Raqqa-based anti-Islamic State group and the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the leaflets had drawings showing dead extremists and their flag turned upside down. 

Four fighters with the main Kurdish militia, the People's Protection Units, or YPG, walked down a street in the picture, with words in Arab below: 'Freedom will come.'

The network called Raqqa is Being Silently Slaughtered posted a copy of the leaflets on its Twitter account. There was no immediate response from ISIS.

Coalition warplanes have dropped such leaflets in the past. One previous had a cartoon showing masked ISIS extremists at a 'hiring office' feeding people into a meat grinder. 

ISIS holds about a third of Syria and neighboring Iraq in its self-declared 'caliphate.'

The latest leaflet drop comes as YPG fighters have been advancing in northern Syria as close as 30 miles north of Raqqa.

On Friday, a truck bombing by the group in Iraq's eastern Diyala province killed 115 people at a crowded market. 

It is understood that the local police chief and three officers have been fired in the wake of the bombing. Two other officers are believed to be under investigation.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3167978/Bird-brained-ISIS-jihadis-developing-suicide-chickens-strapping-homemade-bombs-hens-encouraging-wander-enemy-camps.html#ixzz3gQiliHXW 
 

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"Israel Admits MOSSAD Is "ISIS"...Must Watch!"

 

Jewish author Dan Raviv blew the whistle on the "ISIS scam years ago.  "ISIS" = Israel Intelligence Service", it's even on Youtube!

PLEASE drop the "ISIS" nonsense.  It's not funny anymore, just pathetic.  If I get banned from this site I couldn't care less.

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ISIS has always looked for the "bird brains" to carry their bombs.  Nothing new here.  However, I would think the "chickens" were smart enough not to fall for the ISIS propaganda.  

Can you imagine trying to herd a flock of chickens into town, all strapped with bombs?  What a sight.  Feathers are really going to fly on this one.   

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