Hit-and-Run Jihad Comes to America
Click here for my latest article for Pajamas Media. This one is about how there are numerous cases of Muslims, some with radical sympathies, suddenly get in their cars and start running people over. In other words, Hit-and-Run Jihad as I call it. Some probably do suffer from mental illness, but it is quite possible to be motivated by both that and ideological extremism.  This sort of attack has occurred numerous times in Israel, so the U.S. should be on the lookout for that trend coming to our shores as well.

Update on Proxy War Between Arabs and Iran in Yemen
Richard already touched on this, but this article’s importance needs to be reemphasized: Iran is actively trying to stir up internal discontent in Saudi Arabia. This follows the dispatching of naval forces including mini-submarines in the Gulf of Aden ostensibly to fight Somali piracy. This is a MAJOR escalation and as Rich said, indicates this war is Iran’s main concern right now. A street in Tehran has been named after Hussein Badr Al-Din Al-Houthi, the former leader of the radical Shiites currently fighting the Yemeni governme

Signs of Dissent Showing Up in North Korea
North Korea has been considered a sort of gold standard in securing a tyranny. Kim Jong-Il’s regime has braindwashed its people, eliminated all signs of dissent, and successfully stopped any type of outside influence from reaching inside. It’s a pretty remarkable feat, as disgusting as it is. This is the first report of signs of coordinated expressions of dissent from inside the country that I can remember. Anti-government graffiti is starting to be seen, and in North Hamkyong Province, leaflets denouncing local officials as corrupt and blind followers of Kim Jong-Il were seen in

Iran Update, 28 Nov 09
These events have been reported to World Threats. Nov. 26 - In a continuing campaign to promote the revolution, people are continuing to write revolutionary slogans on Iran’s money. In an article called Revolution of Iran’s Bills the Information Center of Ilaf in Saudi Arabia wrote, “between two demonstrations the protesters of Iran will not be quiet. Iranian youths in an effective way remind the regime of the storm of revolution by writing slogans on the bills. They distribute bills that have anti-regime slogans and photos on them everywhere. Iran’s central bank intended to prevent the cycling of these bills but had to give it up because bazaar is

IAEA: “Dead End” With Iran; Iran Reduces Cooperation, May Leave NNPT
Mohamed El-Baradei says that the IAEA’s dealings with Iran has reached a “dead end” due to Iran’s rejection of an international plan to ship the majority of their low-enriched uranium to other countries for enrichment to levels suitable for fuel purposes. The IAEA is also frustrated that Iran is failing to explain discrepancies in its nuclear declarations, particularly as it relates to the recently declared Qom site. This resulted in the IAEA passing a resolution censuring Iran for its lack of cooperation. In retaliation, Iran has