The media is basically AWOL:

Suppose knowing in 1932, months ahead of time, that the Nazi Party would dominate Germany’s government or that the Bolsheviks would gain power in Russia. How about knowing in early 1978 that Iran was going to have an Islamist revolution led by the kind of people who would take hostage the entire U.S. embassy staff and seek to spread anti-American revolution and terrorism throughout the region? Might that have sparked some discussion and action?

The Brotherhood is a radical Islamist group that supports genocide against Israel and violence against the United States. It is anti-Christian and wants to keep women as second-class people. It favors killing homosexuals. Here is Egypt’s foremost politician predicting that they will be to a large extent in control of the country, making its laws, and writing its constitution.

But that doesn’t fit the happy narrative of the “Arab Spring.”

…means I have to go to the bathroom really bad:

However, in the original AP article on the story, AP’s writers helpfully informed its readers, “Authorities do not yet have a motive.”

These people are probably still scratching their heads over why Major Hassan shot up Fort Hood, too.

If it has any credibility left, it shouldn’t after this.

John Podhoretz explains. The anti-Israel left is shameless.

Glenn Greenwald says that the Democrats owe George Bush and Dick Cheney an apology. And heads explode across the blogosphere.

Michael Ledeen says that it’s time for Khameini, Ahmadinejad and Assad to go. But don’t expect Washington to do anything to make it happen.