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Denmark: Judge rebukes Westergaard for calling his would-be jihad murderer a “terrorist”

January 22, 2011

There are no heroes in this story. The egregiously short-sighted Westergaard won a 100,000-Danish-kroner judgment against Anders Gravers of Stop Islamisation of Europe (SIOE) for the implied use of his Muhammad cartoon during a protest, and threatened to sue Geert Wilders for his use of the Motoon in the film Fitna. The Danish judge, meanwhile, appears to be woefully [...]

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The idea is to instill in young minds that living under Sharia won’t be so bad.

October 13, 2010

Hussein Obama’s Cartoon Offensive Promotes Mohammedanism in the U.S. Yet there are people who still pretend that America’s magic negro is not a Muslim. Moonbattery presents: More Muslim Superheroes President Obama praised (financed)  the work of the comic’s creator, Kuwaiti psychologist Naif al-Mustawa. At an April meeting with Arab entrepreneurs, Obama said, “His superheroes embody [...]

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The Case of Molly Norris simply proves that Islam is a criminal organization

September 18, 2010

Molly Norris apologized for “Everybody Draw Mohammed Day,” and clerics calls for her death anyway (Yakima Conservative Examiner)Death sentences for cartoonists? Good golly, Ms. Molly Death Threats for Molly Norris (Reality bites, appeasement doesn’t work, WaPo) Cartoonist Molly Norris Lets the Terrorists Win Again (Eric Lurio, Puff Ho) Molly Norris is neither brave nor heroic. [...]

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Mecca gone, Molly gone….

September 16, 2010

Not all Muslims force Seattle cartoonist into hiding Back in April, Seattle cartoonist Molly Norris proposed and then withdrew the idea of an “Everybody Draw Mohammed Day”. As Norris said at the time: “I said that I wanted to counter fear and then I got afraid.” She’s since become a lot more afraid, as the Seattle Weekly [...]

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South Africa: apologies not enough; Islamic cleric calls for free speech restrictions over Motoons

May 29, 2010

Gates of Vienna: South African paper caves, grovels, bends over: “We have learnt an enormous amount since the publication of the cartoon about the depth of reverence in which Muslims hold the Prophet.” “Muslim outrage is often simplistically misconstrued as a lack of humour and over- sensitivity….” What the Mufti is saying is that even [...]

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Everybody Draw Muhammad, May 20

May 16, 2010

A day late and a dollar short: Rahm Emmanuel in damage control: The Obama Administration has “screwed up the messaging” about its support for Israel. White House organizes meetings with a carefully selected slate of 15 rabbis from across the US representing the Orthodox, reform and Conservative streams. J’Post Dumber than dirt: Kkkillgore: “Mohammad Atta Killed [...]

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Analyzing Cartoon o’phobia

May 13, 2010

Vilks: “I’m ready to go up again. This must be carried through. You cannot allow it to be stopped.” As a matter of principle, Uppsala University should give him the opportunity to finish his lecture, unedited. Otherwise, it is precisely the case that “what you get is a mob deciding what can be discussed at [...]

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Hitchens: A nasty attempt to coerce Danish newspapers into apologizing for the cartoons of Muhammad

March 9, 2010

Yamani or Your Life F*kc the profits descendants and the camels they rode in on…. By Christopher Hitchens/Slate I have just finished reading one of the most astoundingly stupid and nasty documents ever to have landed on my desk. It consists of a letter from a law firm in Saudi Arabia, run by a man [...]

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