Domestic threat

At first blush, the online magazine looks like any other slick electronic publication. The color graphics are eye-catching, the production values are good, and the layout could have been done by a design school grad.

Even the magazine's name – Inspire – suggests the content could be about improving your health, or maybe gardening.

It's not.

Page 62 features an article titled "Car Bombs Inside America," with a how-to guide for building bombs in your kitchen. Page 15 promotes the setting of forest fires in America as part of an "arson jihad." And page 33 boasts a first-person account of "Why I Joined al-Qaeda."

The terrorist recruiter in your living room