Anonymous needs ordinary citizens to help the group troll ISIS on December 11 as part of its online campaign. All that it requires is that people mock the grou on this day by posting satirical memes and photos of dead members in the latest campaign part of its Operation ISIS or Operation Paris that was declared after the Paris attacks.

By posting mocking photos and dead members, Anonymous hopes to disrupt the group’s online communications and propaganda methods. Furthermore, real life events will include printing out “photos that mock ISIS” and spreading them around cities.

The mocking messages not only help disrupt the terror groups communications, but can also work against the “fear” spread by ISIS.

In a statement, Anonymous writes:

You may be wondering why we are “trolling” Isis and planning all these demonstrations against Isis. But to understand that you must first see how Isis works.

They thrive off of fear they hope that by their actions they can silence all of us and get us to just lay low and hide in fear. But what many forget and even they do is that there are many more people in the world against them than for them.

And that is the goal of this mass uprising, on December 11th we will show them that we are not afraid,we will not just hide in our fear, we are the majority and with our strength in numbers we can make a real difference. We will mock them for the idiots they are.

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Supporters of the group have posted a list of recommendations for taking part online. They include everything from “openly call[ing] them Daesh” to “spread[ing] photos of dead/captured Isis members”.

Apart from the recommendations, there are also suggestions as to how to mock Isis on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. They mostly consist of creating mocking images, printing out pictures of Isis’s dead members and belittling known supporters, as well as the group’s ongoing strategy of finding Isis-supporting accounts and getting them shut down. People are asked to “Make stickers of mocking photos and put around your town” and “Print out pages showing how Isis does not represent Islam”.