With some notable exceptions — I just spoke at a Catholic conference in Ohio last Friday — I’ve found Catholic audiences to be generally unreceptive to information about the jihad threat. Like other groups, particularly religious groups, they may suspect that to resist the jihad and Islamic supremacism is tantamount…

July 2010 was, as far as I can recall, the biggest month ever for Jihad Watch, with 2,900,225 unique visitors: an average of 93,556 a day. Welcome to all new readers, and once again: Jihad Watch is a news and commentary site that brings you information about the global jihad…

WikiLeaks reveals how the Mullahs kill Americans in Afghanistan — and what Obama isn’t doing about it.

Experts slam the Washington Post’s series about intelligence contractors.

It looks like Julian Assange, of Wikileaks, believes he is Neo from the Matrix. He has been living in the Matrix as a computer hacker and now has found fame as the guy who leaked thousands of classified DOD documents. These documents show troop movements, enemy intelligence, and targeting information. They also have information that [...]

The Journolisters and their apologists charge Tucker Carlson and the Daily Caller with practicing “tabloid journalism.” They mean by this that Carlson has withheld information from readers and taken snippets of information out of context to “sensationalize the narrative.” But the Journolisters and their apologists offer no reason — and no evidence — to believe this predictable and self-serving charge. In fact, the fact that the Journolisters discontinued Journolist is prima facie proof that they knew the entire venture was inherently corrupt and wrong.

But of course, the learned analysts all know that Shi’ites and Sunnis will never work together! “Reports Bolster Suspicion of Iranian Ties to Extremists,” by Siobhan Gorman and Jay Solomon in the Wall Street Journal, July 27 (thanks to Moishe): WASHINGTON–Cooperation among Iran, al Qaeda and other Sunni extremist groups…

Only one of the men in this image is a hero. Guess who?
With his bloodless, sallow face, his lank hair drained of all color, his languorous, very un-Australian limbs, and his aura of blinding pallor that appears to admit no nuance, Assange looks every inch the amoral, uber-nerd villain, icily detached from the real world [...]

Both the Wednesday Group and Journolist are avowedly political enterprises designed to coordinate and effect political activism and political action.

But Norquist and the Wednesday Group are honest and forthright about what they are doing. The Journolisters, by contrast, continue to dissemble.

In fact, insofar as I can tell, Ezra Klein, Matthew Yglesias, Spencer Ackerman, Michael Tomasky, Jonathan Chait, David Weigel, et al. have yet to acknowledge the explicitly partisan political purpose behind Journolist.

Publishing all sorts of top-secret documents, the founder of WikiLeaks has a long history of crime and immature self-absorption.