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| title           = Inspire magazine
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| editor          = [[Samir Khan]]
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==Examples of Open Source Jihad==
Open Source Jihad allows for an emotional response to events and validation in smaller, less spectacular attacks, such as [[Arid Uka]]’s attack on American servicemen in Germany March 2nd, 2011.<ref name=“Souad Mekhennet"> “Frankfurt Attack Mystifies Suspect’s Family,” New York Times, March 8, 2011.  .</ref>  Uka had no formal training except through the Internet where he saw a 
fake video of American servicemen raping a girl.<ref name="Rusty Shackleford"> “Why False Enemy Propaganda Matters: German Jihadi Motivated by Fake US Soldier Rape Video” The Jawa Report, March 4, 2011.</ref> Though the video was falsified al Qaeda propaganda, it was meant to elicit strong responses from their followers.<ref name=> "Details Emerge in Frankfurt Airport Attack” STRATFOR, March 3, 2011. </ref>  He not only was outraged by it, but was encouraged to attack using(contracted; show full)==External links==
*[http://inshallahshaheed.blogspot.com/ Samir Khan's blog], 2004-2005

[[Category:Publications established in 2010]]
[[Category:Al-Qaeda propaganda]]
[[Category:Online magazines]]

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