US in new plan to BAN terrorists from the internet

They aim to flood the internet with the truth about the evil terror group – who think nothing of beheading a hostage and then posting the footage for sheer shock value.

But radically they want to remove them completely from the internet.

This week the emergence of ISIS video featuring the tiny child of a Brit female jidadi called Isa Dare shocked the world.

The tot is featured making threats to non-muslims, marking a new low in the twisted online propaganda campaign.

The annoucement of the new task force comes after Obama declared to UN General Assembly that wiping out ISIS leaders and their brainwashed mercenaries would not be enough.

He said: "Ultimately, it is not going to be enough to defeat ISIS in the battlefield.

"We have to prevent it from radicalising, recruiting and inspiring others to violence in the first place. And this means defeating their ideology."

The declaration of the web war follows hacking group Anonymous vowing to launch their "biggest operation ever" against ISIS online.

They warned the sick terrorists to "expect us" following the Paris attacks where the terrorists nut jobs massacred 130 people.

The US State Department program, which has a budget of $5 million, was set up to counter the online appeal of Daesh.

But it has faced criticism for producing rubbish material aimed at would-be recruits.

An official told the Washington Post: "We don’t have great, perfect data on why people become radicalised or why people change their mind," said the official.

"You can’t prove a negative — 'How many young guys did you prevent from going to Syria today?' — We don’t know the answer to that. What we can do is learn what kinds of messages resonate."

(dailystar.co.uk)