“Large Internet companies like Google, Yahoo and MSN offer their services for free. Moreover, are they used by Islamist organizations, “according to a recent study by the U.S. non-governmental organization Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI).

The authors refer, among other things on blogs like Kjawd.blogspot.com, which are stored by Google on mainframes. There, now in Iraq, Jordanian Islamist Abu Musab killed al-Zarqawi should be celebrated.

At Yahoo, there was a forum whose members are proponents of jihad in Iraq as seen. Also on MSN Islamists are active . There exists a page that is led by a Hezbollah-affiliated group. Disseminated would include the words of the fanatical Hibsollah leaders Hassan Nasrallah.

In addition to the services of the Internet giant to use the extremists, many small U.S. companies, so-called Hoster. These provide mainframe capacity, on which complete Web sites are stored. Among the “clients” are the terrorist organizations Asaeb Al-Iraq, the Jaysh Al-Mujahideen and the Islamic Jihad organization in Palestine .

Great danger for the Western States
The authors see the Internet site a major threat to western countries. “The rise of Islamism and jihadi organizations in recent years without the reach, not the influence and the power of the Internet to imagine,” the MEMRI. The websites have in the past, many terrorists in the U.S. and Europe to the inspiration for their attacks or even tools provided. These include such instructions for so-called dirty bombs. “It must be emphasized that Western Internet companies usually do not know that they provide their services to extremists,” said the authors.

The MEMRI informed in the past week, members of Congress on the results of the study. The organization is now demanding that extremist Web sites and regularly monitors the Internet company to be informed. Also called the action against MEMRI provider, if not the extremist offerings should remove.

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