Is racism becoming another way for ISIS to recruit members into its camp?

Islamic Terrorists

ISIS, an Islamic terrorist group and the rest of its fellow groups like al-Qaeda and Al-Shabaab are currently using racism as a means of recruiting members, this was revealed when a video was released by al-Qaeda informing Muslims in America that the country is a racist country and that it has been like that along time ago.

It was further geared up when the Republican candidate Donald Trump said if he is elected as the US president that he will band all Muslims from entering America and also place a surveillance on its communities till they are able to figure out what is really happening, this statement was made after Bernardino, California shooting that saw many died.

Trump was further asked by CBS' Face The Nation, if he was not concerned that he words could be used as a tool to recruit terrorists, he replied and by saying: "Look, there's a problem. I bring it up, again he said: They use other people, too. What am I going to do? I have to say what I have to say."

The video that is unable to be confirmed it's authenticity shows the late late terrorist motivator Anwar-al Awlaki continuously predicting the prosecution of Muslims in America, the terrorist motivator met his death in Yemen after a US drone struck him dead in 2011.

The Democrat presidential candidate accused Donald Trump of giving way to ISIS to further recruit its members through his anti-Muslim speech by saying: ISIS is "going to people showing videos of Donald Trump insulting Islam and Muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists."

Ben Rhodes, the Deputy National Security Adviser stated that if "any indication that supports the notion that the U.S. is at war with Islam will be taken advantage of by terrorist organizations."

"We are at war with terrorists. We are not at war with Islam," he said, adding that the U.S. needs "to defeat this narrative that allows them to recruit people."