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Footage From Egypt
A few relevant embeddable videos I’ve found: Not terribly graphic, but it does show someone getting shot (and probably killed):
There Is No Internet, Only Zuul
In Egypt, at least. That’s probably a really, really bad sign…
This Week in Jihad for January 27, 2011
The big Jihad news this week, of course, was the Moscow bombing. But that was hardly the only thing of note: The Moscow bombers were evidently trained in Pakistan. “An al-Qaeda linked website said that the group Islamic Caucasus Emirate, … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Uncategorized
Tagged al Qaeda, Batman, Buffalo, Canada, Caucasus Emirate, Denmark, Dokka Umerov, France, Jihad, Kurt Westergaard, Lebanon, Michael Totten, Minneapolis, Moscow, Norway, Osama bin Laden, Pakistan, suicide bombing, Thailand, Tunisia, UK
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Texas 2012 Senate Race Updates for January 26, 2011
A few Texas 2012 Senate Race updates: Evan Van Ness of Rick Perry vs. The World says that people shouldn’t hand the race to David Dewhurst just yet. The Texas Tribune will be interviewing Michael Williams from 7:30–9 AM on … Continue reading
Texas 2012 Senate Campaign Fundraising Reports
Just as a modern army runs on gasoline, a modern political campaign runs on money. Several of the Senate candidates have been quite active in that regard, according to FEC documents for the 2009-2010 period: Michael Williams has received a … Continue reading
How Facebook Responded to Tunisian Hacks
I still don’t feel like I have a good handle on the Tunisian Revolution yet. (Indeed, my fingers keep wanting to type “Tunesian,” which suggests a government based on iTunes…) Jihadi? Non-Jihadi? Both? (Probably the the last.) But the fact … Continue reading
Footage from Moscow Bombing Aftermath
Not particularly graphic, but lots of dead bodies: (Hat tip: NRO’s The Corner.)