New Website For Pro-Islamic State (ISIS) Michigan-Based Preacher Launched, Hosted In Bahamas; Material Uploaded On San-Francisco Based Archive.Org
The website's homepage features a selection of audio and video sermons, using YouTube, as well as transcriptions in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format, and uploads to the California-based digital library, Internet Archive (Archive.org).
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