'We love you ISIS': From USA to Rome to Australia - disturbing notes from EVERY continent show support for Islamist Jihadis terrorising Iraq after group's Twitter charm offensive

Members of the Sunni militant group vow to 'spread the truth' in storm that cannot be moderated or blocked
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By Mia De Graaf and Simon Tomlinson and Lizzie Edmonds and John Hall

Published: 09:14 GMT, 20 June 2014 | Updated: 19:47 GMT, 20 June 2014

Twitter users across the world have pledged their allegiance to ISIS in slew of disturbing posts to the extremist group.
The Jihadis launched a blitzkrieg hit on the site at 10.30am, vowing to 'spread the truth' behind their brutal attacks that even Al Qaeda have condemned.
Using the hash tag #AllEyesOnIsis, extremist fighters flooded the social media site with propaganda, luring vulnerable people to join them in Iraq.
And within minutes, their stunt - which Twitter is powerless to block or moderate - was met with chilling messages of support from countries all over the globe - from Rome to Australia, Switzerland to America, Kenya to Nepal.
It comes just hours after President Barack Obama announced plans to unleash air strikes on Iraq as world leaders warn of 'a catastrophe of unprecedented scale'.
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