ISIS KILL LIST: Terrorists Publish Names Of Cops They Want Dead Terrorist hackers affiliated with ISIS have published a most wanted list of police officers in Minnesota. They released information to be used for tracking down 36 law enforcement officers that they want dead. The list gives out the full names, home addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers of each policeman they want targeted. Calling themselves the Caliphate Cyber Army, the published individual cards for each officer. All of the names were those of cops living in the state of Minnesota. The greatest number were located around the Twin Cities area. Why Minnesota? It turns out that one in four of Americans who hasattempted to join ISIS is from Minnesota. In addition, the countys largest Somali population is in the Cedar Riverside community in Minneapolis. At least two dozen men from this neighborhood have left to become part of extremist groups. The kill list was posted on Telegram. It was discovered by deep web analysts for Vocativ. Further threats were promised by the Caliphate Cyber Army. According to an additional message, they intend the next cyber attack to be financial in its targeting. It will include banks, money transfer services, stocks and so on. Beware of us, economical war has just started, the statement vowed. Perhaps ISIS has chosen to target law enforcement officers because they have been watching the American news. They know that it is open season of cops in this country and they want in on the action. The deafening silence from the White House in deaths of nearly a dozen police personnel is like an open invitation to terrorists. They can boost moral within the ranks of their followers, on and off American soil, and do so without fear of major ramifications. Choosing to take action in the Midwest also makes their task easier since our current Commander in Chief is so frequently facing East. 2016 Vianna Vaughan source: Vocativ 