Also I think there is a public interest in knowing that Daesh is apparently switching communication platforms. If there's been an effort to reduce/remove Daesh from Twitter, why couldn't there be a similar strategy with Telegram?
You seem to be advocating the security-by-obscurity line, in regards to propaganda. It's out there, and if people want to find it, they don't need to look far.
Compare IS with 'Kurdistan'. It is a 'state' somehow similar to IS, but it gets completely different treatment.
And they gave step by step manual: Go to app store, install Telegram, search IS channel.
The thing about the bomb fuses was a horrendous mistake “six better fuses and we would have lost” - particularly as there was nothing wrong with the fuses and the Argentinians could have easily fixed this by a simple adjustment.
They currently have excellent source or arms, money, people and land. The only way to stop them is to deprive them of resources, just like any other war.
There is nothing different about daesh. They live, breath, fight and bleed just like any other. They only real difference is that the western media appear to be hell bent on giving them as much airtime as possible.
If you don't like reading about ISIS, then don't. It's as easy as that.
And it'll make you look a lot less pretentious than you are right now.
Islamic State has existed since about 2006.