Ivy League college student joins ISIS and this happens immediately after
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Wow, this takes being a suicidal moron to a whole new level. 25 year-old Mohimanul “Mo” Alam Bhuiya went to high school in Brooklyn and was attending Columbia University when he decided that joining ISIS was his calling. It did not turn out quite like he planned. Bhuiya went off to Syria in 2014 to join ISIS. He begged them not to put him on the front lines… that he could be useful in other ways to them. He soon became jarringly disillusioned with the Jihadists and realized they were a full-blown death cult. Somehow, the FBI got him out of there and back to the states. Now, he faces 10 to 25 years in prison. I guess that’s better than being dead.
From Allen West:
Bhuiya had come to the attention of the FBI before he traveled to Syria. According to court documents, investigators with the FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Force in New York learned in June 2014 that the young man might be planning to travel to Syria.
When authorities interviewed Bhuiya at his home in Brooklyn, he told investigators that he was interested in events in Syria and supported “rebel groups.” But he claimed he lacked the money to travel to Syria and “did not know what he would do if he got there.”
Days later, he flew to Istanbul and then managed to enter Syria. He had little interest in fighting.
He implored Islamic State commanders not to “send me off to the front lines because I can be useful in other ways,” according to the NBC interview. “It seemed to me that it would, you know, save my skin.”
Bhuiya said he quickly became disillusioned and described the Islamic State as “dystopia.”
“You could see madness in their eyes,” he recalled. Bhuiya decided to flee.
Bhuiya said he saw madness in their eyes and I am sure he did. He also said he was sick of their evil. I’m sure he was. ISIS had not fully evolved into the monstrous evil it is now, but they were well on their way. He emailed the FBI asking to be picked up, requesting extraction and in a move that is so typical of millennials today, he refused to accept any consequences for his actions. He also did not want to be held accountable by the FBI and wanted a free ride home. He said: ‘I just want to get back home. All I want is this extraction, complete exoneration thereafter, and have everything back to normal with me and my family… Please help me get home… I am fed up with this evil.’ He’s lucky they got him out of there in one piece… usually you leave ISIS in multiple pieces and quite dead. Now Mo is spreading the word to other young people to stay away from ISIS because they are a death cult. Unfortunately, for those who join their ranks, that’s a perk.
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