Women warriors are welcome in ISIS — as long as they support jihad and look hot in sexy underwear.
“[Bring] lingerie,” a recruiter said in a message to an undercover reporter posing as a 15-year-old British girl who wanted to join the fight in Syria or Iraq.
The exchange started when the television reporter responded to a post on an ISIS-affiliated social-media account, posing as an underage girl who wanted to flee the UK to join the Islamic State.
A male recruiter who called himself “Amatullah,” and claimed to be a 16-year-old militant also originally from the UK got back to her almost immediately.
Amatullah offered meticulous instructions for getting to Syria, adding that many of his fellow militants are also Brits.
“U dont need to know arabic there’s plenty of britani bros here,” he texted, telling the “girl” she could bunk with him until she becomes a child bride.
“U can stay with me if u want. Until u get married.”
She should hurry up, he encouraged, “There’s sisters coming every day.”
And when the reporter asked a practical question about what to pack, the fighter became explicit: “Lingerie, loool…”
Two weeks ago, London police announced that three 15- and 16-year-old high school friends whose parents had reported them missing had fled to Syria to join ISIS.
In the wake of their disappearance, British authorities have warned of ISIS pedophiles finding naive youth, particularly girls, online and radicalizing them