People's war--or not.

From The American Thinker, by J. R. Dunn:

Zarqawi’s problem is that, as a religious fanatic, he has no regard for the political dimension. Anything existing outside of Islam can be disregarded – all nonbelievers, or even Muslim sectarians, are scarcely human, hardly worth the cost of the bullet used to dispatch them. Mao’s three rules and eight points would be incomprehensible to such a mindset.

Read the whole thing.

Meanwhile, I wil probably be too busy to blog much from this point until January. Happy holidays!