Last week, we reported on the bulletin that our U.S. Army has circulated to those both currently serving in our military, as well as veterans, about ISIS’s threat to target online social media profiles of military personnel and their family members. And it looks like that’s exactly what’s now happening.

An Air Force member and his teenaged son have been harassed by ISIS sympathizers, targeting their FaceBook profiles and engaging in an all-out cyber jihad on them, labeling them “kafir,” or non-believer, as well as various other derogatory statements. It’s an effort, as reported last week, to encourage other ISIS supporters—lone wolves—to locate their homes, hunt them down and “slaughter” them.

A counter-terrorism source close to Catherine Herridge of FOX News warns:

“This is the real deal…” “They want to find them [U.S. military], raise their profile, in the eyes of a potential ‘lone wolf.'”

Another recent post encouraged supporters to participate in an online “raid” on another military member’s account:

A post on one ISIS-linked Twitter account, translated for Fox News, said: “We have a raid on an American pilot account at 9:00 evening Mecca time who is participating in the crusaders’ bombing. Retweet this if you are ready to be part of the raid.”

Now, I don’t know about you, but I’ve had just about enough of this. These wretched excuses for human beings need to become one with the earth, in a vaporized into microscopic grains of sand kind of way. Preferably by women. In jets.

While we can’t cower in fear, we must pay attention, both to our surroundings, and to our online activity. Because the federal government under the “leadership” of Barack Hussein Obama and his lackey, Eric Holder, are too busy ignoring a beheading on U.S. soil, honoring the terrorist’s mosque, and generally not labeling obvious terrorist attacks “terrorism.” Lock down your profiles. It’s easy. And only takes a few moments. It’s time we give these SOB’s the collective finger.

I like this one: