Dang! Josh Marshall puts the Kerbala attacks in an interesting perspective. Dang!
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Stand steadfast before God as witnesses for justice . . .
Even though categorization is a useful tool for analysis, and OBL is definitely a bad guy, I am curious to hear if people have any objections to the use of the term binladendism as described in this article in the Boston Globe by Abdul Cader Asmal. I’ve heard some convicing arguments against the blanket use of the term Wahhabism and my sense is that binladenism is probably more accurate but flawed in its own ways.
Maybe I shouldn’t have registered for the IIA conference after all . . .
I found this military intrusion into civilian affairs and subsequent events worthy of note. Especially since this is the type of conference that I might have attended had I been in Austin at the time.