The terrorist attack at the Boston Marathon may temporarily shift the national debate from the manufacture and sale of guns and ammo to bomb making cookbooks on the Internet available to aspiring terrorist chefs of all ages. “Once upon a time this kind of information was known only to large terrorist groups and maybe to operatives of intelligence organizations of three or four countries,” says Rabbi Abraham Cooper, head of the Digital Terrorism and Hate Project at the Simon Wiesenthal Center. “Now it’s available to a 12-year-old.” Read the article by Lindsay Wise of McClatchy Newspapers: