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Al-Qaeda Puts Job Ads On Net
It would appear Al-Qaeda is having some PR problems lately, what with all the "lies and propaganda" floating around CNN and Al Jazeera.
The international terrorist group, fond of beheadings, explosives, jihad and fatwas, put out a job advertisement on the Internet seeking media professionals to help out with their campaign, Reuters reports.
London-based newspaper Asharq al-Awsat's website announced Al-Qaeda had "vacant positions" for supporters with talents in video production and editing to help the Islamo-fascist death cult improve its image and recruit new members.
The media campaign covers killers and terrorists in Iraq, Palestine, Chechnya, or anywhere scum may be found. (They're PR campaign is working already, you can see.)
Interested terrorists with experience in video production were encouraged to respond to the Global Islamic Media Front via email, though contact information was not provided.
Read the rest of the report here.
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