Jihadis still work online
{{date|May 12, 2006}}

The 7/7 train-bombing report just released in the UK suggested that the Internet may have played a role in the bombers' preparations.  The bombers used a local bookshop to access extremist websites. They got hold of some of the materials needed to make the bombs online. 

Today search engines say they won't provide details helpful to terrorists. But [[w:More4News|More4News]] has been searching Arabic websites to see what kind of jihadi information is still available online 

==Sources==
*{{source|url=http://www.channel4.com/more4/news/news-opinion-feature.jsp?id=250|title=Online Arsenal|author=|pub=Channel 4|date=26 May 2006}}

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The 7/7 train-bombing report just released in the UK suggested that the Internet may have played a role in the bombers' preparations.  The bombers used a local bookshop to access extremist websites. They got hold of some of the materials needed to make the bombs online. 

Today search engines say they won't provide details helpful to terrorists. But More4News has been searching Arabic websites to see what kind of jihadi information is still available online
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