There’s pushback against the Wall Street Journal over its OU bomb story dud from Daveed Gartenstein-Ross at The Counterterrorism Blog.

More from John Hinderaker at Power Line and Mark Tapscott.

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Meanwhile, OU stadium security is on red alert for this weekend’s football game. The Daily Oklahoman/Newsok.com has more on evacuation plans:

Fans are urged to follow the safety plan in case of severe weather or “the unlikely event of an emergency.”

Fans are asked to remain calm, follow instructions from the public address announcer and “remain in your seat until you are directed to the safest exit.”

Fans are told they may be directed to go onto the field and exit through the field gates at the stadium’s corners.

“If you are going up to exit, allow the row behind you to exit first. If you are going down to exit, allow the row in front of you to exit first,” the plan says. “Assist each other and exit in a controlled manner and do not push others.”

Fans also are urged to report any suspicious activity to the nearest security officers…

Tapscott and Jason Smith have questions. Smith asks:

Why all the extra precautions in the wake of a lonely kid who decided “to just quit living”?

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Reader Jim K. responds to the WSJ:

[Mary] Mapes spends five years trying to nail Bush on National Guard violations, and that’s “journalism.”

Bloggers spend a few weeks wondering why a kid blows himself up jihad-style outside a stadium, and they’re kooky “conspiracy theorists.”

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