The same inaugural Inspire magazine issue that included the “Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom” article was once posted for free download on the Barnes & Noble website, where it had been uploaded and existed for years (until 2018, when it was discovered by this author and subsequently removed by the bookseller) under the hiding-in-plain-sight title “Al-Malahem Media Foundation presents A Special Gift to the Islamic Nation The first Magazine issued by al-Qaida in the English language.” are omnipresent in both secluded and high-visibility corners of the web. Online training and recruitment materials - dating back to the 2010 debut of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula’s Inspire magazine that included the pressure-cooker bomb recipe used in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, to this summer’s Inspire Guide directing followers to emulate and improve upon the March supermarket mass shooting in Boulder, Colo. Underscoring the threat of open-source terrorism training materials circulating online for any ideology’s lone actor or group to utilize, al-Qaeda formally invited parties such as “the raiders of the Congress” in the United States to take advantage of English-language online manuals that have taught Islamist extremists to construct explosive devices and select prime targets.Īnd declaring that it was fortuitous that the fourth plane on 9/11 didn’t reach its Washington target, the terror group stated that an “impending civil war” can better destroy the country as they simultaneously urged Protestants to assassinate President Biden for being a “provocative” Catholic in the Oval Office.

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