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Dr. Rusty Shackleford on the very good week for counter-jihad efforts in the US:

This has been a big week on the counterterrorism front. The plots revealed this week serve as an important reminder that the war against violent political Islam is being fought right here, right now.

First, some mixed news. In the wake of the indictment against an Afghan immigrant named Najibullah Zazi, who received bomb-making training from al-Qaeda, law enforcement agents are still busy looking for possible accomplices.

A detainment motion made by the attorney general’s office against Zazi mentions that he “and others flew … to Peshawar, Pakistan.” It was in Pakistan that Zazi attended an al-Qaeda training camp and learned how to construct bombs.

While unstated, the implication is that Zazi did not go to these camps alone.

This is further alluded to in the detainment motion, which describes at least three other people in Colorado who were helping Zazi buy the materials necessary to make bombs.

As of this writing, several dozen Paksitani and Afghan immigrants have been questioned by the FBI. Only two have been arrested, although they have not been formally charged. Zazi’s father and an imam named Ahmad Wais Afzali, who tipped Zazi off that the FBI were investigating him, have only been accused of lying to federal investigators. Both arrests may be significant, but these two may have only obstructed the investigation. They have not been accused of being involved in the actual plot.

Which means that others involved may be on the loose and still intent on carrying out an attack.

Read it all.

Mon Dieu!
How can you possibly keep up the pace, Robert?
That is a lot of radio interviews. And you're starting at 5:06AM Pacific? Whew! "Sucks to be so popular, huh?" LOL

I trust you are gargling with a mouthwash regularly. Your vocal chords must be in excellent condition, no doubt you're a non-smoker.

Mancow broke into his interminable discussion of celebrity incest to give you a couple minutes to listen to him talk. That must be somewhat frustrating. Then his producer or sidekick put words in your mouth after he'd cut you off.

Perhaps noting Muhammad's relationship with Aisha or traditional Saudi first-cousin consanguinity would have interested them.

Other than a five second book plug, that was practically counterproductive. But for the ten seconds you got to speak, great job!