How is the war against the Jihadists going? Swings and roundabouts, really. On the one hand, Iraq looks to be more or less stable,
Australia foils a Jihadist attack on an army base, and the Coalition is still pounding away at the Talaeban despite British equipment problems and foot-dragging NATO (for want of a better word) "allies". On the other hand,
Yale University Press publishes a book on the Danish cartoons without the cartoons and
burkinis are required even for infidels at British swimming pools.
With so many in the West so eager to surrender I sometimes wonder why the Jihadists even bother to plant bombs any more.
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