Ways Islamic Extremists Use the Internet
Research by Gabriel Weimann for the U S Institute of Peace Dartmouth College and The Associated Press shows extremists use the web to recruit raise funds plan and spread fear They run video channels solicit donations and post encrypted messages and online manuals to avoid detection Recruits face online and offline tests and chat rooms monitor prospects with global access and front charities for wire transfers Active online manuals on evading detection are noted including posts after a Saudi crackdown warning fighters to avoid a location.
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U S troops brace for renewed Iraqi insurgent violence
After a string of attacks near Baghdad, U S soldiers set up checkpoints to intercept guerrillas and bombs ahead of the sovereignty handover. Officials warned of a transnational threat linked to Abu Musab al Zarqawi as raids continued in Mosul Baqouba Ramadi and Fallujah with jets targeting alleged hideouts.
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