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The Jawa Report (also, MyPetJawa) was a blog and forum about terrorism committed by Islamists. The Boston Globe describes it as a "popular" website "that monitors terrorism investigations." The Guardian describes the blog as right wing. The New York Times reports that its volunteers "research Web sites they believe are tied to Al-Qaeda or other militant groups, and pressure Internet service providers to stop hosting the sites."