The title "Inspire" sounds like some cheap brand of perfume...
I can't believe this is actually for real.
Another thing I don't understand is why would it be in English?
"Make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom" is a bit of a weird headline for an Islamist publication to go with...
I don't know about this. I'd like to see a little more evidence that this magazine is in fact real.
(07-04-2010 10:46 AM)LukeSkywalker21078 Wrote: [ -> ]I can't believe this is actually for real.
Another thing I don't understand is why would it be in English?
If it's real... it's probably to reach the widest possible audience among their enemies (us of course).
I'm with Vulcan, I'd like to see more proof that this magazine is real.
During the Irish War of Independence, the Irish revolutionaries published a news and propaganda sheet entitled the Irish Bulletin. In 1921, the British found and raided the offices of this publication, capturing its printing equipment and mailing list.
Although the revolutionaries restarted the paper, the British Government's propaganda section began printing and circulating a fake Irish Bulletin, in order to discredit the real one. The revolutionaries tried to counter this with an authentication stamp but then the government were able to forge the stamp. For a while, both Irish Bulletins claimed to be the real thing, and denounced the other as a forgery.
I could be wrong, but I get a bit of the same sort of black-propaganda vibe from this magazine.
Yeah, I certainly feel really terrorized by this...
I tried their cake recipe, but I was all out of uranium.
Are they really that desperate for help that they need to appeal to us?
