The Latest From Winds Of Jihad: No Value Judgements, please! And don’t you call him fat, or radical, or extremist….. Syrian Christians fear genocide if Assad falls A Message From Sergio Redegalli “Who Killed Whitney Houston?” France: “working like a negro is racist” Sunday Morning Bull A World-Wide Ban on Criticism of Islam? Emory Law Professor Offers a “Bold But Reasoned Approach to Sharia…” Not all Muslims want Islam to dominate the world…. The Katzenjammer Mullahs

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Cartoon Rage: “They are basically saying, ‘If you say we are violent, we are going to kill you.’”

January 3, 2011

Spencer: Cartoon Rage in Denmark Debra J. Saunders (Townhall) “If you give in to intimidation, you will not get less intimidation, you will get more intimidation.” Intimidation and Tyranny While WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is celebrating his $1 million-plus book deal on a 600-acre estate and enjoying his status as a lefty fringe hero, former [...]

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Cartoon Rage: Denmark Goes Down, Bends Over…..

October 14, 2010

Back in 2005, Danish prime minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen set the gold standard on defending free speech when, on being approached by perpetually aggrieved Islamic ambassadors hoping for official redress against Jyllands Posten (Cartoon Rage was just kicking in), he refused to hear their plaints, explaining to them and the world that it was not his place, as [...]

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Pakistan: “Blasphemous act is punishable by death” and “We are ready to sacrifice our lives for the holy Prophet”

May 25, 2010

Pakistan blocks YouTube, Facebook as backlash grows They shouted “Death to America” they denounced Israel:   ”Al-Jihad, Al-Jihad”- but not to worry: we all know that jihad is peaceful inner struggle, right? And to prove it, we have a case of Donkey Jihad from the Israeli border. We also need to familiarize our children properly about da Jooozzz:  [...]

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Controversy Preemptively Prevented

April 17, 2010

Preemptive Censorship Prevents Cartoon Rage in Denmark Chocolate Jesus? Great! Madonna in dung? Superb work of art. Crucifix in urine? Mind-boggling!  Muhammad with bomb in turban…..aaaarrrrgghhhhh!!!!!!! Just in from Creeping Sharia Denmark: New ‘Muhammad cartoon’ (pic) Take a moment and check out the image below carefully. There are a lot of nuances in this piece of [...]

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Our Cartoons Are Better!

March 11, 2010

Updates: Swedish newspapers unite to defend freedom of speech over Muhammad cartoons In an op-ed, 38 employees of Politiken distance themselves from the paper’s settlement with the descendants of Muhammad. Gates of Vienna: Not in our name! (Some) Swedish papers publish Vilks’ Muhammad cartoon in defiance of jihadist intimidation NOT good enough. All papers in the [...]

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Dhimmitude vs Cartoon Rage in the US of A

October 27, 2009

Fox News Father of 9/11 Victim Fights to Have ‘Murdered by Muslim Terrorists’ Inscribed on Son’s Memorial KENT, Conn. —  Peter Gadiel wants everyone to remember his son, James, who was killed during the September 11 terrorist attacks. And he also wants people to remember how he died: “Murdered by Muslim terrorists.” But town officials  claim [...]

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More Cartoon Rage

October 6, 2009

From the Religion of Rage (in Sweden) H/T Counter Jihad Other Jihad News: Love jihad: Jihadi Romeos luring girls online and then forcing them to convert to Islam Egypt: Cops arrest Christian father for trying to rescue kidnapped daughter Germany: Publisher cancels book on Islamic honor killing over safety fears “Islamisation refers to small but [...]

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Manufactured Rage

August 30, 2009

Cartoon Madness Will Not Go Away The  Danish government is doing what it can to get rid of the dispute over the controversial Prophet Muhammad drawings. The Danish media did not exactly extinguish the fire. Yet forces in the Muslim world attempt to keep the controversy alive. Here we go again. If somebody thought that [...]

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