I haven’t had much to say about the latest Lancet fabricationstudy, but Jane Galt has an interesting post, with a lot of comments.

Michael Rubin makes a good point:

A McClatchy story yesterday read,

Apparently North Korea has come up with a way of developing a clean nuclear weapon. Radiation-sniffing planes have so far come up with nothing.

…a dud. Which gives, some, but not much, comfort. It’s nice to know that neither their missiles or their bombs work. So far.

That doesn’t, of course, mean that we should ignore it. I’ve always thought that a sincere attempt at murder, even if incompetent, would merit the same punishment as achieving one.

The Bull Moose has some words of wisdom for his fellow Democrats, which they will probably continue to ignore. And thereby continue to lose elections.

Why are these riots, in the capital of the EU, not getting any coverage? When it is reported, why only say “of North African descent”? Can’t Reuters or AP at least fake a photo? And this should be of great concern:

The authorities are especially nervous since the Belgian municipal elections are being held on Sunday October 8th. It is likely that the elections will be won by anti-immigrant,

More on the irony of the Muslim world’s reaction to the Pope’s speech.

More on the irony of the Muslim world’s reaction to the Pope’s speech.

More on the irony of the Muslim world’s reaction to the Pope’s speech.

Lileks condenses all of the foolishness of the multi-culti left on our war of cultures into one neat column:

See, the real problem is the West and its bluenose brigade, its Wal-Marts and Hummers and Big Gulp lifestyles. The Christianists, as some clever equivocators call them, are an impediment to Utopia as great as the terrorists. No less a philosopher than Rosie O’Donnell said so on “The View” recently, proclaiming Christian fundamentalists and Islamicists equal threats to America. They’re both judgmental