Injured Warriors for ISIS

You mean, someone who is not only useless to them, but failed to achieve martyrdom? Lotsa luck with with the ISIS VA.

How would anyone here possibly know the answer to this question? No one here has even the slightest understanding of the social dynamics in the ISIS group.

No one here has the slightest clue of whether wounded ISIS fighters are cared for by other ISIS fighters. They are humans and humans, even extremist humans, are complex. Given human nature, it is at least possible that there are the normal deep bonds that develop among people that risk their lives together.

maxdancona-

Thank you. You may well be right.

In some cases I find people in able2know ask questions that they could look up on their own. I'm not sure if that is the proper function of able2know.

In the subject case, I could not find published information on it. I do know a man at work who knows someone who went to join ISIS but then changed his mind and came back. My colleague does not know the answer. I'm not sure if an able2know user might know and/or whether there are other better sites to ask the question.

"Does ISIS help him?"

Yes.

The ISIS Corporation's 'Failed Martyrdom Medicare' policy immediately kicks in.

Transported straight away from the battlefield, a top of the range Lada takes them straight to the 'Peace be Upon Him' Hospital, where a barely qualified ex British Medical Student convert will make the best use of one sticking plaster and a 1973 USAF first aid kit, preserved perfectly since it was discovered at a crash site near the Abdullah al Wadi goat processing factory.

There, he will receive a cutting edge technology VHS tape of forty virgins, a box of kleenex and a vinyl recording of Omar al Bakery's famous 1993 speech about how to endure pain whilst making really quite edible croissant.

Once he has recuperated, he can expect to receive a new black flag, free croissants for life and a lift back to the front line in the highly revered Lada.

Of course, his premiums will be higher next year because of the claim.

if their care is anywhere near the care US or Canadian soldiers receive they're definitely screwed

LOL