Ignatiusly, w/o Irony

Lordy, David Ignatius' forehead
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is calling for the US to attack Waziristan - (don't say Pakistan, don't you know):

The best answer I've heard comes from Henry Crumpton, a former CIA officer who was one of the heroes of the agency's campaign to destroy al-Qaeda's haven in Afghanistan in late 2001. Crumpton argues that the United States must take preventive action but that it should do so carefully, through proxies wherever possible... but if the government of Gen. Pervez Musharraf can't or won't cooperate, the United States should be prepared to go it alone.

Like all who've survived punditocracy's required ironyectomies, The Forehead points at his missing foreskin, lifts his left cheek, and proclaims, without hint of irony:

Perhaps it is human nature not to see threats clearly until a disaster happens -- even if it's the second time around. How else to explain the limited public response to this clear and emphatic warning?

How else to explain the limited public response to this clear and emphatic warning?

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Chirp.

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Meanwhile, Jethro hearts Fred, Ruth hearts Fredo.

Soon to come on Post op-ed - irony-free ravings on the virulent nonsense of Leftblogistan, with observations on it's inexplicable and unseemly influence on political discourse.