“If an officer cannot figure out Rolling Stone, how can he understand the Taliban?”
— Victor Davis Hanson, at the Corner.
That’s particularly important, given that as Mackubin Thomas Owens wrote in September of 2002, “9/11 revealed an emerging geopolitical reality: that the world’s most important fault line is not between the rich and the poor, but between those who accept modernity and those who reject it.”
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And certainly Rolling Stone magazine has made its founder almost as wealthy as the bin Laden family via just such a rejection of modernity.
Update: If you’ll pardon the alliteration, there’s much more on the McChrystal mess from Michelle Malkin.
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