As terrorists and Belgian police engaged in a firefight in the city of Verviers that resulted in the death of two terrorists and the capture of another, a few hours later and a couple of hundred miles away, James Taylor sat down in the ornate Paris City Hall and began to strum his guitar.  "You've Got a Friend," he crooned to the French people.  Meanwhile, a continent-wide dragnet was sweeping up two dozen more terrorists in a huge security operation that sought to head off more terrorist attacks like the one that rocked France a week ago. The incongruity of a pop-rock artist singing a '60s-era song of hippie love and armed, radical, violent jihadists running loose in Europe at exactly the same time is too obvious to dismiss.  John Kerry brought James Taylor to Paris.  The jihadists brought death and misery.  (See Robert Morrison's excellent article in today's AT). Recall that Kerry was in Paris because of the...(Read Full Post)