Egyptian ISIL Tried For Shock & Awe, & Failed

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN0L22J920150130?irpc=932

The al-Arish provincial capital, military hotel and military base that was guarded was attacked with the assistance of U.S. Special Forces who have turned jihadists. That's the way they also operate and their failed attempt at a "shock and awe" approach. I think this is the work of U.S. Navy SEAL-trained jihadists for ISIL.

The closely-timed Shi'ite mosque attack in Shikarpur, Pakistan is connected to the same group of jihadists. ISIL has succeeded in recruiting many drug cartels within both U.S. federal agencies and military service members, veterans.

For al-Arish, it required more electronic, satellite surveillance, but that's also easily breached, especially with the way it's currently still being tampered with, by ISIL. They have many "eyes," tapings, lookalike imposters to key, security personnel within Egypt.

They're doing this to terrorize people to panic, and observe what houses, places are being protected the most. Then, they'll attack those places, security staff next. The imposters and distracting "red roosters" will be tracked and targeted also. This is why Texas, Alaska, Maine, Colorado, Illinois, Hawaii, and California travelers to those regions should be investigated, for any connection to Egyptian and Pakistani trips.

They may pretend they're only visiting families in India, or Israel, but are potentially part of ISIL. Many use their military training for "contract work" overseas, to "protect" foreign and U.S. embassies from ISIL also. The Canadian ISIL cells within Colorado are just as dangerous as the Chechen ISIL terrorists here.