For those of you interested in the private fight against public terrorists, these articles are for you. This is a follow up to our earlier report on the arrest of the internet's #1 cyber-jihadi, Irhabi 007. Why this is important, to quote Aaron:

The point of this story is simple but important:

There is no wall, no dividing line, nothing separating online jihadist activity from off-line/real-world jihadist activity (i.e terrorism). The two are inseparable.

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For a boiled down version of the story, see this
from the ADL.

For my own part, I don't think Irhabi 007 knew that it was me and my readers signing him up for free daily porn pics and the pork-of-the-month club. Although, it would have been nice to hear him complain about it.

Although, I was pleased to see this at a popular jihadi forum on the internet:

As-salam 'Alaikum Wa Rahmatullah

----, next time, if you're going to talk about a website, please just put the name, or don't put the full url. The problem is that many people get curious and start visiting anti websites when we tell them the url.

There is not one, but many such websites, and some use islamic or muslim names to set traps and get people's IP. Sometimes they upload videos and anashid there or tell people to send them. But they do this on purpose.

I read a message that tells names of more, copy pasting them without any changes:

Category: Start / Terrorism Researchers:
The watchers........

[names of other websites deleted]

-The Jawa Report

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