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    It's interesting to see that when people get captured the first

    thing that happens is they get forced to reveal their Facebook and

    email account information. This means their backstory has to be

    backed up by years of emails and fake messages. <br>

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    Also, how eerie would be it be to have someone at ISIS messaging

    your parents or wife from your own Facebook? Basically Facebook lets

    them torture your whole family...it's the application of our own <a

href="http://www.matthewaid.com/post/102178369761/how-nsas-cyber-warriors-helped-win-sorta-the-last">modernized

      counter insurgency tactics</a> to produce

    counter-counter-insurgency. <br>

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    Essentially you always have to ask yourself: "How has the Internet

    changed this thing, whatever it is?" and it looks like we have our

    answers... <br>

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    It's probably a wise thing to have everyone going into the field

    remove everything in their personal accounts, delete their Facebook,

    and go in without any online connections at all. If you make it a

    policy, then it's believable.<br>

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    -dave<br>

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