More ISIS Militants Posing as ‘Refugees’ Caught in Istanbul

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More ISIS Militants Posing as ‘Refugees’ Caught in Istanbul
by S. Noble • November 18, 2015



Eight people were arrested at Istanbul’s airport today who are suspected ISIS terrorists posing as refugees. They were on their way to Germany.

Germans also received a threatening video from ISIS.

One of the suspects had a hand-drawn map of a route from Turkey to Germany via Greece, Serbia, and Hungary.

They are believed to be Islamic State militants. They pretended to be tourists but the hotel they claimed had their reservations denied it.

ISIS, in case you didn’t know, has been bragging about how easy it is to smuggle thousands of covert jihadists into the EU as refugees.

A Syrian operative told Buzzfeed that more than 4,000 covert ISIS gunmen had made it into western nations, hidden among innocent refugees. They were following the well-trodden route taken by refugees and migrants fleeing Syria, travelling across the border of Turkey then on to boats across to Greece and through Europe.

The man claimed there are now more than 4,000 covert ISIS gunmen “ready” to strike across the European Union. He said it was the beginning of a larger plot to carry out revenge attacks in the West in retaliation for the US-led coalition airstrikes.

In May, Abdul Basit Haroun, a Libyan government adviser, told BBC5 Live that the refugee boats are used “for their [the Islamic State’s] people who they want to send to Europe, as the European police don’t know who is from IS and who is a normal refugee or not.”

Criminals in trafficking gangs in ISIS controlled territories in North Africa assist.

Mr Haroun came about the information from conversations with smugglers in parts of North Africa controlled by the militants.

He alleged that ISIS allows the boat owners to continue their operations in exchange for half of their income.

The fighters are prize operatives according to Mr. Haroun because they can travel around the continent undetected. They have no biometric data on file.

An ISIS letter revealing their intent to do this was uncovered prior to this and trafficking is currently thriving. More than 60,000 people have come into Europe as refugees, most without adequate papers.

The ISIS operative said extremists are taking advantage of developed nations’ generosity.

Turkey has 1.5 million refugees and terrorists have been found in their camps as well as in German camps.

“It’s our dream that there should be a caliphate not only in Syria but in all the world.Two Turkish refugee-smugglers backed up the claims made by the terrorist.

One admitted to helping more than ten trained ISIS rebels infiltrate Europe under the guise of asylum seekers.

He said: “I’m sending some fighters who want to go and visit their families.

“Others just go to Europe to be ready.”

More than 77% of the refugees are now fighting-age men.

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