Just for the record, here are the cartoons that have caused all the hoopla.
And incidentally, their violent response verifies that the accusations against Islamic fundamentalists are indeed accurate.
Source: Jyllands-Posten (Denmark) - 9/30/05
| Muslims have the right to rebut articles and images they find offensive using any language they deem appropriate. They DO NOT have the right to respond with violence. | |
| Meanwhile, Austria sentences British historian David Irving to three years in prison for denying the holocaust. The message the west transmits to the Arab world: denigrating Islam is free speech, but denigrating Jews is a crime.
Just for the record, here are the cartoons that have caused all the hoopla. And incidentally, their violent response verifies that the accusations against Islamic fundamentalists are indeed accurate. |
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Source: Jyllands-Posten (Denmark) - 9/30/05 | |
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| Since no one really knows what Muhammed looked like (and why is his name spelled so many different ways) how can anyone say these are depictions of the guy? | Linda Denton |
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