It may not pack quite the same wallop as Hurricane Dan, but a storm is brewing in the 'sphere over Michelle Malkin's book In Defense Of Interment: The Case For "Racial Profiling" In World War II And The War On Terror.
If this story hasn't been on your Doppler of yet, Professor Bainbridge's post is a good place to start. Joe Carter also has a incisive look at the evangelical outpost, where he includes an analysis of how such stories move between the blogosphere and the mainstream media.
Of course Vox Day has been all over this controversy for weeks now. Here's one of his most recent posts on it. If you really want to get in-depth, browse through his archives where you'll be able to find fifty, maybe sixty posts covering it. I exaggerate only slightly.
Better yet, tune in to the Northern Alliance Radio Network this Saturday when we'll have Vox on to discuss this issue. He'll join us in the third hour at 2pm CST. If you live in the Twin Cities tune in AM-1280 The Patriot. Otherwise listen over the live internet stream.
We had Michelle on the show a couple of months ago to talk about the book. Now you'll have a chance to hear an opposing point of view. And ain't that what it's really all about?
UPDATE: King has further words of wisdom on this matter.
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