"Inspire" New Online Magazine by Al Qaeda: Why is the Pro-Jihad Magazine Allowed to Exist?

The new English language magazine "Inspire" is a "fail" so far for al Qaeda. The NY Post reports that the online magazine does not load properly. Only 3 of its 67 pages are visible on the site and they contain "garbled computer code," reports the Daily Mail.

Al Qaeda Trying to Recruit Terrorist Online in America

But more importantly, why is an online magazine by al Qaeda created to recruit people into terrorism allowed to exist on the web? Why does America's government allow its foes to use the Internet to recruit people into al Qaeda's war against America?

Messages from Osama bin Laden in "Inspire"

This "Inspire" magazine contains messages from Osama bin Laden. He is a terrorist. Why is America allowing a terrorist to have a magazine online that has an evil intent and is being used as a propaganda tool for attacks on our country?

Al Qaeda Wants to Radicalize American Muslims

Al Qaeda is working hard to radicalize Muslims in America. They want Americans to join their quest to cause chaos here and fight for Sharia law in America. While most Muslims in America are as peace loving as people in any other religion, a fringe element is susceptible to the call to jihad.

Anwar al-Awlaki: Creator of "Inspire" and Wanted by CIA

Anwar al-Awlaki, an American born alleged member of al Qaeda now residing in Yemen is believed to be the power behind "Inspire" magazine. Awlaki is wanted by the CIA. He is believed to be a threat to America's security. Despite being an American, he may be killed by the CIA for treason.

Anwar al-Awlaki has been trying in recent years to recruit young men to participate in terrorism. He has been an Imam in California, Virginia, London and other areas. Lately, every time there is a terrorism event here, Awlaki is linked to the terrorists, such as having contact with the 9/11 attackers, the "undie bomber" who failed at blowing up a plane over Detroit, and alleged shooter at Fort Hood, who murdered American soldiers.

"Inspire" Magazine wants to Teach Kids to Make Bombs

The "Inspire" magazine gives instructions on how to make bombs. One of the articles talks about making bombs in a Mom's kitchen. Great, as if American mothers don't have enough to worry about while raising kids. Now they have to worry that al Qaeda is turning their kid into a terrorist who is scouting the kitchen cabinets for bomb making supplies.

Only a despicable terrorist group like al Qaeda would encourage kids to disrespect their family by using the family home as a bomb making factory. Al Qaeda is a pox on humanity. Its mindset is one of murder, mayhem, and destruction.

"Inspire" magazine and Anwar al Awlaki are threats to America. The Feds should shut down the magazine and capture Awlaki. His freedom is a threat to America.

He is just one example of how a man born in America was radicalized by al Qaeda and is now an alleged terrorist who plots against America. And despite Awlaki's claims to be a religious man, the NY Times reports that while he was living in San Diego he was arrested for soliciting prostitutes.

Sources:

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/international/al_qaeda_english_magazine_suffers_S7FhBWhcsuUi31HxsTXosI

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1291143/Al-Qaeda-launches-Inspire-online-magazine-English.html

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=126889383