ISIS supporters have put together a handbook: "Lone Wolf Terrorism For Dummies".

ISIS supporters have put together a handbook: "Lone Wolf Terrorism For Dummies". (Vocativ).

Jihadi wannabes inspired by the Islamic State’s brand of religious fervor and brutal violence can now train like an ISIS militant from the comfort of their own home.

ISIS fans have surpassed their prior attempts to promote homegrown terror by crafting a sweeping handbook for so-called “lone wolf” extremists, Vocativ analysts discovered.

This manual moves beyond bomb-making tips and calls for indiscriminate violence. To do the Islamic State’s bidding requires a radical regimen of religious indoctrination, weapons mastery and other militant tactics. And this one book lays it all out, step-by-step, in a fashion that calls to mind the popular For Dummies self-help franchise.

Vocativ analysts discovered the untitled tome on a Telegram channel dedicated to lone wolf terrorism in general. A published synopsis that accompanied the guide spells out its target audience.


“For every Muslim believer whose religion and holy places are being attacked, who see the killing, burning, displacing, terrorizing, capturing and torturing of Muslims, and whose heart wanted to revolt and take revenge but couldn’t find a way,” the synopsis says in Arabic. Hmmmm.....Sounds like a best seller among Fatah and Hamas. Read the full story here.

Magazine explaining how to build a DIY BOMB while you wait for a flight pulled from shelves in UK airports

Magazine explaining how to build a DIY BOMB while you wait for a flight pulled from shelves in UK airports. HT: DailyMail. By Tara Brady.

• The feature appeared in the magazine Wonderperdia
• It was written by Evan Booth, 31, from North Carolina
• It lists £120 of items which can be bought in duty free
• Magazine pulled from WHSmith at Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton and Stansted

UK airports have been selling a magazine which contains an article explaining how to build a bomb while you wait for your flight. 

According to the feature in Wonderpedia, which was written by Evan Booth, 31, from North Carolina, £120 of items can be bought in duty free after passing security which can be used to make explosives. 

It goes on to explain where in the airport you can go to build a suitcase bomb, shot gun and even a crossbow. 

Bosses at BAA have ordered the magazine which costs £3.25 to be removed from shelves in WHSmith.The magazine was also being sold at Gatwick, Luton and Stansted airports.Read the full story here.