Inside the Language of Terrorism: ISIS Code Words Include 'PB&J;,' 'Rap Concert' and 'Rash' by Fox News Insider // Sep 20 2014 // 12:59pm As seen on Fox and Friends Weekend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcPDhCzeOYU The FBI recently released chilling tapes of ISIS terrorists using coded language to discuss terror plots, some that could unfold right here in the U.S. Cryptic phrases such as “peanut butter and jelly sandwiches” from “culinary school” are actually code for terrorist attacks and training camps. WATCH: White House Fence-Jumper Sprints Across Lawn, Enters Front Doors Missing UVA Student Seen Leaving Restaurant with Unidentified Man Colin Clarke joined Tucker Carlson on "Fox and Friends Weekend" this morning and said that just like Al Qaeda, the Nusra Front - Al Qaeda's affiliate in Syria - and other terrorist groups, one of the eventual aims of ISIS is to attack the West, and these code words help advance that goal. Clarke noted other common terrorist code words have been "wedding" for terrorist attack, "rap concert" for a training run before an attack and "rash" or "skin disease" to signify when one is under surveillance. Is Secularism Leaving the U.S. Vulnerable to the ISIS Threat? 'That's Not How I'm Used to Working in the U.S. Senate': John McCain Fires Back at Rand Paul While our enemies using codes is nothing new, how we have been cracking ISIS's codes is more unique, according to Clarke, who revealed much of our information on the secret language of ISIS comes from open source intelligence, such as Facebook and Twitter. “Oversharing or ‘TMI’, as they might say, it’s a trend among millennials, and that extends to millennials who might be terrorists or terrorist sympathizers,” Clarke explained. Watch the clip from "Fox and Friends Weekend" above. 'Al Qaeda 3.0': Herridge Says ISIS Is 'Younger, Leaner, Meaner' Than Other Terror Groups The Internet Makes Evil Stronger': O'Reilly Warns of Cyberterrorism, Hackers and Online Addiction Posted in: // Colin Clark // ISIS // Al Qaeda Leave a Comment Today's Front Page Stories Missing UVA Student Seen Leaving Restaurant with Unidentified Man Inside the Language of Terrorism: ISIS Code Words Include 'PB&J;,' 'Rap Concert' and 'Rash' 'Al Qaeda 3.0': Herridge Says ISIS Is 'Younger, Leaner, Meaner' Than Other Terror Groups 'That's Not How I'm Used to Working in the U.S. Senate': John McCain Fires Back at Rand Paul TMZ Reporter Presses Goodell: 'We Got Ray Rice Video With One Phone Call' 'She's the Woman Who Tells You, No Eating in the Library': Goldberg Questions Hillary's Likeability GOOD NEWS Cheerleaders Defy School's Ban, Lead Crowd in Lord's Prayer Gen. Keane: Obama Has Rejected Every 'Force Level Plan' Since '09, Always Limits Military's Options LIVE REPORT: Police Search Deep Woods, Rugged Terrain for 'Survivalist' Cop Killer 'Hating the Players, Loving the Game': Poll Shows NFL Fans Still Watching Amid Abuse Scandals Perino: Condi Rice Not Eyeing White House Run or NFL Commish Job On Fox News Channel All Times Eastern 8 P First on Huckabee, tracking terrorists at home! Then on Justice, after the foiled plot in Australia, are we next? 10 P Greta Investigates new details about ISIS’s leader, their American connections and their unusual rise to power. 10 A Sunday: Chevron’s CEO tells Maria how the oil industry can stay strong amidst global threats. Then, on Media Buzz, are pundits unfairly tackling the NFL? WATCH: White House Fence-Jumper Sprints Across Lawn, Enters Front Doors Outrageous 'Slenderman' Costumes Sold in County Where Girl Was Brutally Stabbed Viral MUST-SEE: Derek Jeter Farewell Ad Becomes Instant Internet Sensation Is Secularism Leaving the U.S. Vulnerable to the ISIS Threat? Playing 'Dirty'? Union Claims New Walker Ad Violates Workplace Safety Rules 'The Internet Makes Evil Stronger': O'Reilly Warns of Cyberterrorism, Hackers and Online Addiction GOOD NEWS Pregnant Woman Chases Down Purse Snatcher, Has Baby All in One Day Take the 'Pot Quiz': Can You Tell a Regular Cookie From a Legal Pot Cookie?

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