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after 30 escape attempts i now feel like i'm qualified to have Opinions on hades game supergiant so.
WHY IS EVERYONE SO MEAN TO HYPNOS i love hypnos. for my first like 15 runs or so he's the only person i gave nectar to. i told my sibling this and got hit with "what the fuck is wrong with you he doesn't even give you anything" HE GIVES ME JOY.
and also his wallet. which is hysterical to me. HE JUST GIVES YOU HIS WALLET..... who could hate this guy. i ASK you
i do actually given that understand why his mom is like "uh,,,, hypnos has,, Things, and i'm ignoring him for the foreseeable future," but in his defense that is such a fucking funny thing to do. everything he does is such an incredible fucking choice. clown rights!!!!
i should mention i didn't bother checking what anything at all does or even is so i was collecting like basically nothing as i went along if i could help it. i was like "well that all seems like nonsense and a waste of time" and let me tell you. it wasn't
i like meg because i love mean people and i deeply respect how skilled she is in delivering as many low blows as she can think of but i DO wish her character design didn't include like, super saturated orange and magenta and lavender. i'm so sorry queen that's so ugly,,, you deserve better
dusa is cute but her voice hurts my ears. and i feel like they should have let her be mean. if i were her i would be at least a LITTLE mean
@ achilles you are my dad. boogie woogie woogie
@ hades fuck u. you are NOT my dad. especially with that boss fight. what the hell man. talk about a cowabummer it is OUTSIDE...... it should be a snowball fight. if it must be at all
also i was expecting theseus to be a lot worse speaking of bosses. i have more trouble with the stupid hydra i gotta be honest he's only got me like, once
orpheus is such a bizarre little gremlin man i was audibly like NO WAY when i finally checked what gemstones do and he showed up (yeah i didn't look until i had. the diamond. lmao). i support him stick it to the man king
on the topic of weird little gremlin men. NO ONE TOLD ME THANATOS WAS SO INCREDIBLY BITCHY,,,,,,, I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WAS EXPECTING BUT NOT THAT. he's so funny i love thanatos also. if i could insert any item in the game it would be one of those megaphones with preprogrammed sounds and the button duct taped down on it so it just keeps blasting THATS MY BEST FRIEND every time he or hypnos shows up.
artemis is so cool it's a shame her boons Fucking Suck
dionysis athena and ares are definitely my top three gift pals. zues n hermes n aphrodite are all very close seconds because i only like them if i have some particular hammer upgrades also usually
i forgot to mention i'm like exclusively using the bow. i have everything else unlocked but like. she's the most bang for ur buck. to me
i also forgot to mention that charon is also incredibly fucking funny to me what the hell is nyx feeding her kids. they all rule so hard. he's just straight up smuggling. the question isn't who will let him it's who will stop him. and the answer is absolutely no one. he hustles so good it forms diplomatic relations i'm obsessed with him
i dislike demeter i'm revoking the bitchy rights card for her. banned blocked and reported she is not welcome in the club. her boons are also mid at best so far
i feel like i'm forgetting things even though this is super long. patroclus is great. eurydice is the BEST. i'm minorly suspicious of nyx. i hate poseidon he sucks.
OH ZAGREUS he rules too. adhd king, card carrying member of the bitchy club, rip for the parent situation. bisexual fuckup representation i support him also.
pretty game, great writing great music. the voice actors all went so hard. it's also nice how much effort they put into trying to keep things from getting too repetitive. it would probably be more successful with me if i used like, any of the other weapons at all
OH AND! i have been informed you can get stuffed animals. 10/10 no notes i understand why this game is so popular. true love IS giving someone your treasured little guy. vessel of your heart. hades game understands me i can't wait for something terrible to happen there is no way any of this ends well
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Inside The Chilling Online World Of The Women Of ISIS
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Inside The Chilling Online World Of The Women Of ISIS
Conversations between young women who claim to be ISIS members living in Syria provide a disturbing insight into the everyday lives of female militants.
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2. Twenty-year-old Aqsa Mahmood recently made headlines around the world when her parents revealed that she had run away from her home in Scotland and traveled to Syria to join the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and marry a militant.
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Courtesy Mahmood Family
3. Like many young women, Mahmood has several social media profiles, including a Tumblr page (which she has been updating regularly from Syria) under the name Umm Layth.
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4. A look at her blog’s archive reveals her intense interest in Islam and apparent desire to become a jihadi. It also shows communications with other like-minded women, such as the one below, which was posted before Mahmood left her home in November 2013.
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fa-tubalilghuraba.tumblr.com / Via Image posted October 28, 2013.
5. Mahmood’s first Twitter account, @UmmLayth_, has been deactivated, but since November 18, 2013, she has been tagged in images and posts by other young men and women who claim to be living in Syria.
My sisters @UmmLayth_ Umm Haritha & Umm Ubaydiah ♡ (@Al_Khanssaa)May Allah unite us soon
— _UmmWaqqas (@ام وقاص)
6. The women refer to immigrating to the “Islamic state” as “hijrah,” or pilgrimage. Posts on Twitter indicate that she planned the journey with other young women she met online.
My sisters. We made hijrah together, May Allāh grant us shahada together & unite us in Jannah @UmmLayth_ @bintladen1
— Al_Khanssaa (@أم عبيدة)
7. In Syria, Mahmood began updating her blog with descriptions of her life as a member of ISIS. In April 2014, she posted that she had set up a new Twitter account.
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8. The account and its interactions indicate that it’s likely being run by an English-speaking young woman living in Syria.
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Twitter: @AlBrittaniyah
9. Tumblr posts and tweets indicate that Mahmood has married a “mujahid”, the word ISIS fighters use for themselves.
Only after becoming the wife of a Mujahid do you realise why there is so much reward in this action.
— AlBrittaniyah (@.)
10. (Mahmood’s parents have confirmed that she is now married.)
Once you make Hijrah feesabeelilah then your Husband is your only family, and to be able to sacrifice that is always easier said than done.
— AlBrittaniyah (@.)
11. An examination of the accounts followed by Mahmood’s purported pages reveal communications with many other young women who claim to be ISIS members living in Syria.
Next to one of the street art with @AlBrittaniyah and umm haritha.
— Al_Khanssaa (@أم عبيدة)
12. A Facebook search of the usernames followed by Mahmood’s account yields similar results. The women of ISIS appear to have established networks across social media platforms, which they use to connect with one another and recruit other women.
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Facebook: Muslim-Women-In-Jihad
13. Some use Ask.fm to answer questions about the process of traveling to Syria to join the insurgency.
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ask.fm / Via Google Cache: this account has been deleted.
14. The instant messaging app KiK is how these women communicate with those seriously considering making the journey.
Wallah one of the things most loved to me is when a sister sincerely kiks me because she wants me to help her make hijrah.
— Al_Khanssaa (@أم عبيدة)
15. Interested parties are directed to online guides with step-by-step instructions on how to get to ISIS-controlled territory — including advice on how to deceive Turkish customs agents.
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16. On multiple platforms, the women of ISIS offer advice and encouragement to those debating joining the group.
sisters who are coming dont take your eyes of ur luggage or u’ll never see it again. keep it with u so I don’t have to tell u #itoldyouso
— bintladen1 (@Jihadi Jane)
17. This online support is necessary, since some women make the journey without their family’s permission. In a blog post, Mahmood explains how to deal with familial pressure.
The first phone call you make once you cross the borders is one of the most difficult things you will ever have to do. Your parents are already worried enough over where you are, wether you are okay and what’s happened. How does a parent who has little Islamic knowledge and understanding comprehend why their son or daughter has left their well off life, education and a bright future behind to go live in a war torn country. Most likely they will blame themselves, they will think they have done something. But until they truly understand from the bottom of their heart that you have done this action sincerely for Allah’s sake they will live in hope that you will return. They might assume this is a ‘phase’ you are going through or a huge mistake you have made. I know of people who have been here in Shaam for over 2 years and their parents still try to persuade them to come back and live in false hope. Make Duaa that Allaah makes it easy for your parents to understand and accept your Hijrah feesabeelilah.
Sometimes it would be easier for you to accept your parents disowning you and wanting nothing to do with you.
However when you hear them sob and beg like crazy on the phone for you to come back it’s so hard. Wallahi it’s so hard to hear this and I can never do justice to how cold hearted you feel. But as long as you are firm and you know that this is all for the sake of Allah then nothing can shake you inshaAllaah.
18. The posts by these women — many of whom claim to have traveled to ISIS-occupied Syria from Western countries — provide a chilling look into the everyday lives of these female militants.
Proud of Mujahideen I love Mujahideen becauseThey Are our Protector……. <3 #IS #Khilafah
— MinaMiinaaa (@Mina Mina)
19. Under ISIS’ rule, women are required to cover themselves in public. The niqab, a head covering that only reveals a woman’s eyes, is mandatory.
Every woman in #Raqqa wears hijab shar’i. #ISIS #Syria. Dawlatul Islam Baqiyah!
— Ghareeba_7 (@أم هريرة #ﺑﺎﻗﻴﺔ)
20. Some women appear to have chosen to cover up more than is required, adding gloves and additional veils so none of their skin can be seen.
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Twitter: @UmmKhattab__ / Via This tweet has been deleted
21. Sharia law is strictly enforced, according to the women.
Drove passed the body of the man who was crucified in manbij for raping a 70 year old. Perks of living under the shade of Shariah :p
— Al_Khanssaa (@أم عبيدة)
22. (Islamic law dictates that the punishment for stealing is the loss of a hand.)
Alhumdulilaah there were 4 hand cuttings in Mimbej yesterday. & 1 was a man who was nearly a part of Doula (he was doing a Shareeah course)
— AlBrittaniyah (@.)
23. All work ceases for the daily prayers.
Written on the van Forbidding the evil & enjoining in the good,that goes around town telling shops to close for salah
— Al_Khanssaa (@أم عبيدة)
24. Polygamy is practiced, they say.
Being in a place where my 22 year old bro casually has three wives & not having to worry is beautiful
— SistersHayaa (@LIONESS!!!)
25. And it appears from the women’s posts as if some non-Muslim women are kept as slaves.
Walked into a room, gave salam to everyone in the room to find out there was a yazidi slave girl there as well.. she replied to my salam :/
— UmmAnwar_ (@Umm Anwar)
26. These posts and images from ISIS women are at times surprisingly familiar, such as this Instagram-like sunset photo.
As the sunsets in a part of shaam with @ukhtiB
— UmmAnwar_ (@Umm Anwar)
27. Or this food picture by “Umm Musab,” whose Twitter profile reads: “american [sic] muhajira living in the blessed land of Sham (Syria).”
dinner the sisters cooked..fish cought from the Furat river (:
— aishasara4 (@UmmMusab)
28. The selfie culture merges with the culture of jihad.
Chilling with the jihaadi twins hehe and @UmmKhattab__ visits us frequently! LOOL blessing from Allah….Khattab! Come upstairs you clothes
— ummkhalid__ (@Al Maghrebiyah)
29. Weapons are featured prominently.
My kalash :’) not really it belongs to someone else but it’s very nice lol
— UmmAnwar_ (@Umm Anwar)
30. Many of the most active women of ISIS on social media claim to be UK citizens.
Best thing ive done in my 18 years in this world is come to the blessed land of shaam and leave Britain the land of kuffar
— UmmKhattab__ (@Al jazraweeya)
31. Although they don’t claim to have any loyalty to their homelands.
So there’s a threat by David Cameron to revoke our passports. If I could I would burn my passport and send the ashes right to your door step
— Al_Khanssaa (@أم عبيدة)
. @Al_Khanssaa is it healthy for me to do an hourly countdown can’t wait lool
— bintladen1 (@Jihadi Jane)
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Twitter: @UmmKhattab__ / Via This account is now protected.
And we sacrificed all of that for the best in akriah were not stupid young brainwashed females weve come here to syria for ALLAH alone
— UmmKhattab__ (@Al Britaniyaa)
I might be only 18 but I know coming to shaam the best decision staying in the UK completely diminishes your islam
— UmmKhattab__ (@Al Britaniyaa)
36. In an update to her blog on Thursday, Mahmood echoed this sentiment, vowing that she and her fellow insurgents would only return to their homelands “to raise our flag.”
All of us disassociated ourselves from our families, friends and societies. We make it known to the world that never has our allegiance been to the Scottish, British, Swedish, American, Canadian etc…. government. Wallahi we are free of those living in the West who know and proclaim the Shahadah while being beneath the feet of the Kuffar. Ittaqullah.
Know this Cameron/Obama, you and your countries will be beneath our feet and your Kufr will be destroyed, this is a promise from Allah swt that we have no doubt over. If not you then your grandchildren or their grandchildren. But worry not, somewhere along the line your blood will be spilled by our cubs in Dawlah. We have conquered these lands once Beithnillah we will do it again. Read up on your History, and know that it will repeat itself, you will pay Jizyah to us just like you did in the past. This Islamic Empire shall be known and feared world wide and we will follow none other than the Law of the one and the only ilah!
So our answer to our passports being confiscated? Wow wallahiil Adheeem biggest joke of this week. The only time we will ever, ever return to those lands beithnillah is to raise our flag.
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37. The Facebook page Diary of a Muhajirah provides a fascinating look into this society and the ISIS way of life. The blogger is a Western woman who originally travelled to Syria to work as a doctor.
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Facebook: Bird0fJannah / Via This page has been deleted or deactivated.
38. In one post, the woman, who calls herself Bird of Jannah, describes her arranged marriage to her militant husband two months after she arrived in Syria. They met and were married on the same day.
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Facebook: Bird0fJannah / Via This page has been deleted or deactivated.
39. Her posts suggest the marriage is a happy one.
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40. Marriage to a fighter is essentially a requirement for all women who join ISIS. Since they are forbidden from engaging in armed combat, their primary role appears to be taking care of their husbands, and, eventually, children.
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41. Unmarried women live in a group home called a “maqar” until their marriages are arranged and approved.
Single Sisters who wish to come here you get married, if not yous will be staying in a maqar #IS
— UmmAnwar_ (@Umm Anwar)
42. Mahmood explains this to female would-be jihadis on her blog. “It’s most appropriate and better for the sisters to get married sooner.”
I have stressed this before on twitter but I really need sisters to stop dreaming about coming to Shaam and not getting married. Wallahi life here is very difficult for the Muhajirat and we depend heavily on the brothers for a lot of support. It is not like the west where you can casually walk out and go to Asda/Walmart and drive back home… even till now we have to stay safe outside and must always be accompanied by a Mahram.
Even though we are living in land which is under the control of Doula, there are still a lot of munafiqeen roaming the streets openly. Unless of course if you have family here, if your father or brother is here then it is a different situation. Regardless, it’s most appropriate and better for the sisters to get married sooner.
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Twitter: @Al_Khanssaa / Via This tweet has been deleted.
44. Many of the brides of ISIS are young. This newly engaged woman lists her age as 21 on her Facebook profile.
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45. The constant fighting leaves many new wives alone for lengths of time. “Nothing beats the palpitation that a Mujahid’s wife has whilst checking list names of the Martyrs,” one wife explained.
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Facebook: Bird0fJannah / Via This page has been deactivated or deleted.
46. As a result, many of these new brides are soon widowed (and remarried, after an appropriate amount of time).
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Mujahida Umm Asma / Via Facebook: profile.php
47. Although the men do the fighting, the women of ISIS use social media to glorify the group’s horrific “victories”. Many women, including this self-proclaimed UK citizen, posted graphic images of journalist James Foley being beheaded by an insurgent.
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Twitter: @bintladen1
48. One ISIS woman (whose Facebook profile claims that she went to a Chicago high school) complained about not being able to post graphic decapitation images on her page.
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Facebook: muslimahsalafi123786 / Via This page has been deactivated or deleted.
49. These are women who “LOL” about beheadings as they defend them.
We worship Allah and we do what is best for our deen even if that means beheading a kaffir. Fear Allah and strike fear in the kuffar’s heart
— UmmAnwar_ (@Umm Anwar)
Lol I have American journalists asking me questions about why muhajirahs like nutella while dawla is capturing and killing their colleagues
— Al_Khanssaa (@أم عبيدة)
51. They use Twitter to mock journalists who write about them.
LoolHow the news speaks the opposite love my husband alhamdulillah ❤
— jafarbritaniya (@Umm Ja’far)
These journalist are so annoying no wonder they get kidnapped audibillah
— UmmKhattab__ (@Al Britaniyaa)
53. And express the desire to fight and behead people themselves.
If we ever get hold of her I call dibs on cutting her head plz @UmmLayth_ @Al_Khanssaa https://t.co/K3VTQZ6feP
— bintladen1 (@Jihadi Jane)
54. In a chilling exchange, one woman jokes and laughs with a friend about the first time they saw a dead body.
@aishasara4 loool yes and seeing for the first time a dead body loooool hahahahahha that was so funny
— ummyusuf22 (@ام يوسف)
@ummyusufal__ hahahahaha omg I completely forgot about that hahaha subhanAllah ahhh..ahh there having a convoy here in Raqqah today #Khilafa
— aishasara4 (@UmmMusab)
56. On 9/11, many gleefully posted about the anniversary of the terrorist attacks against America.
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Happy #9/11 Happiest day of my life.Hopefully more to come InSha Allah #IS
— jafarbritaniya (@Umm Ja’far)
The day Osama Bin Laden made America taste it’s own medicine!! Its not nice to see your people die right 9/11
— UmmKhattab__ (@Al Britaniyaa)
59. Or posted about the “hero” and “martyr” Osama bin Laden.
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facebook.com / Via Muslim Women In Jihad: This page has been deleted.
60. Instead of being afraid of possible US action, they claim to be excited about the opportunity to kill more non-Muslims.
I am more then confident that no one in dawlah fears US invasion in fact we are all pretty excited more shuhadah and more slaying kuffar
— UmmKhattab__ (@Al Britaniyaa)
61. The women of ISIS, like the men, are confident of their eventual victory.
Victory or martyrdom Bi’ithnilahi ta3la
— SistersHayaa (@LIONESS!!!)
They have taken an oath of death whenever the enemy invadesThey seek the gardens of eternity, and they fulfill their oath
— bintladen1 (@Jihadi Jane)
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