I disagree on those as identifiers - they're pretty clearly conscious affectations.
'amerìkānskī' is an existing word, but it's an adjective describing American-style things. Converting it (via English rules) into a mocking noun for Americans appears novel, and I can only find a few instances of people using it as a joke on forum threads.
Plenty unique, then, but not something the writer would likely stumble into using ever again.
Re:Shadow brokers dump more NSA data
by Florin_Andrei on Monday October 31, 2016 @02:35PM
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Yeah, I also thought it's just clever linguistic invention.
It's clever because someone will not usually be writing in this manner. The only good identifiers are "Amerikanskis" and "USSA" which could unintentionally slip into conversation on Facebook or Twitter and which are unique enough.