Hacker Floods ISIS Twitter Account With Gay Porn
ISIS has made its contempt for LGBTQ people known. (Don’t worry, guys, the feeling is mutual.) Shortly after the tragedy in Orlando, the terrorist organization claimed credit for the attack and vowed that this was only just the beginning.
Well, a hacktivist from the group Anonymous wasn’t having any of their B.S. So he (or perhaps she) decided to hit ISIS members where it hurts… by breaking into their Twitter accounts and posting rainbow flags and pro-LGBTQ messages.
Oh, and some good, old-fashioned softcore gay porn. Men rolling around in bed with other men. Passionately kissing. Expressing their love for one another. That sort of thing.
“I did it for the lives lost in Orlando,” the hacker tells Newsweek. “Daesh [ISIS] have been spreading and praising the attack, so I thought I would defend those that were lost. The taking of innocent lives will not be tolerated.”
The tweets said things like “I’m gay and proud” and “Out and proud” and included links to gay porn sites. The hacker says he didn’t use any hardcore porn images, however, out of respect to Islam.
“One thing I do want to say is we aren’t using graphic porn and our purpose is not to offend Muslims,” he says. “Our actions are directed at Jihadist extremists. Many of our own [group of hackers] are Muslim and we respect all religions that do not take innocent lives.”
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Kainene
June 16, 06:25Lmao!!! This is simply outstanding!!
Queen Blue Fox
June 16, 07:47You go gurrrrllll! I love this
Kenny
June 16, 07:56This actually has me worried. Members of the ISIS group are cray cray and little things like this can trigger them and make them go on a killing spree.
posh6666
June 16, 08:34Really hope this doesnt turn into another massacre…
Delle
June 16, 09:14Lmao! I’m all for this biko. The hacker should come and ask me for sites on Gay stories.
Mandy
June 16, 09:16These fanatics, in humiliating them, you’ll just provoke them to unleash more carnage.
Tiercel de Claron
June 16, 09:38And we should,for fear of offense,swallow phlegm,ekwa?.
Pink Panther
June 16, 09:46Hehehee.
You-Know-Who
June 16, 11:02This is Nice and funny but i reckon it will take more than just hacking those animals twitter account to have any measure of clap back at them.
and what is all this talk of fear? we are scared that it will agrivate an reaction from them? FEAR! thats the one thing those animals are tring to instill. lets not fall for it.
ambivalentone
June 16, 22:44If indeed ISIS does not represent what true Islam is with their wanton killings, flooding their accounts with hard-core gay porn wud be least of the supposed muslim friends wahala