Believe me I know how hard it is to run a business successfully in today’s economy. But some people will do just about anything for a buck. The United States is trying to win a war against Islamic terrorists. Our heroes are overseas–putting their lives on the line trying to protect us. The terrorists are communicating via the internet, launching various web sites spewing propaganda supporting THEIR troops.–and who are their web hosts? American Companies! American Web Companies working with these terrorist organizations. They may note even know what is on these sites–but maybe they should. Read the report below from MEMRI–it will open your eyes
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As part of their warfare against the Coalition forces in Iraq, terrorist organizations have been using cyberspace to enhance the psychological effect of their attacks within their ranks, to enhance recruitment, and to extend the reach of their propaganda. The following is a list of active Jihadist/Islamist websites supporting the jihad in Iraq, divided into four categories. [1] All the websites, forums, and blogs supporting jihad in Iraq are hosted by companies in the West, mostly in the United States. Websites of Terrorist Organizations in Iraq 1. The website of Al-Jaysh Al-Islami fi Al-Iraq
 http://www.iaisite.info/ISP: Zipa LLC, New Orleans, LA, USA 2. The website of Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamiyya Hamas-Iraq  http://www.hamasaliraq.com/ ISP: Layered Technologies Inc., Frisco, TX, USA 3. The website of Jaysh Abu BakrAl-Sidiq  http://www.jaishabibaker.net/ISP: SoftLayer Technologies Inc., Dallas, TX, USA 4. The website of Jaysh Rijal Al-Tariqa Al-Naqshabandiyya [2]  http://www.alnakshabandia-army.com/home/ISP: Bluehost Inc., Orem, UT, USA 5. The website of Al-Jabha Al-Islamiyya Lil-Muqawama Al-Iraqiyya  http://www.jaami.info/ISP: SCHLUND-CUSTOMERS, D-76135, Karlsruhe, Germany Islamist Forums Supporting Jihad in Iraq 1. The Al-Faluja forum  http://www.al-faloja.org/vb/ISP: SoftLayer Technologies Inc., Dallas, TX, USA 2.The ‘Alam Al-Romansiyyaforum  http://vb.roro44.com/index.phpISP: Layered Technologies Inc., Frisco, TX, USA 3. The Al-Nour forum  http://www.alnour.hyperphp.com/vb/ISP: eNET Inc., Columbus, OH, USA 4. The Shumukh Al-Islam forum  http://www.shmo5alislam.net/vb/ISP: R & D Technologies LLC, Las Vegas, NV, USA 5. The Al-Ramadiforum  http://rmadi.top-me.com/login.forum?redirect = ISP: SoftLayer Technologies Inc., Dallas, TX, USA 6. The Al-Buraq forum  http://www.alboraq.info/forumISP: SiteGenie LLC, Rochester, MN, USA 7. The Al-Mustaqbal Al-Islami forum  http://www.islamic-f.net/vb/ ISP: United Collocation Group Inc., San Francisco, CA, USA Islamist Websites Supporting Jihad in Iraq 1. Sawt Al-Rafidayn  http://soutweb.100free.com/ISP: AiNET Hosting Operations, Columbia, MD, USA 2. Al-Anbar  http://www.anbaar.net/ISP: Endurance International Group Inc., Burlington, MA, USA 3. Dawriyyat Al-Iraq  http://www.iraqpatrol.com/php/index.php ISP: Performance Systems International Inc., Washington, DC, USA 4. Al-Basrah Net  http://www.albasrah.net/index.phpISP: nodo50, NL Blogs Supporting Jihad in Iraq 1. Blog devoted to communiqués by Iraqi organizations  www.ansar-aljehad.blogspot.com/ISP: Google Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA 2. Blog devoted to the Al-Qaeda-founded Islamic State of Iraq (ISI)  http://islamiciraq.modawanati.com/ISP: Carpathia Hosting, Ashburn, VA, USA 3. Blog commemorating Abu Mus’ab Al-Zarqawi  www.asad101.jeeran.comISP: Electric Lightwave Inc., Vancouver, WA, USA 4. Blog devoted to the Baghdad Sniper  http://www.juba-online.blogspot.com/ISP: Google Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA 5. Blog devoted to Iraqi terrorist organizations  http://aboaumir.modawanati.com/ISP: Carpathia Hosting, Ashburn, VA, USA 6. Blog featuring video messages by prominent Islamist figures (e.g. Al-Zarqawi)  http://almagribi.blogspot.com/ISP: Google Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA 7.Blog devoted to Jihad inside and outside Iraq http://aboalqaqa.blogspot.com/ISP: Google Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA
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