Special Report: Danish Cartoons
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Click image to see all the cartoons.
All in reaction to a few cartoons published in a Danish newspaper: Syrians torched the Danish and Norwegian embassies in Damascus; Lebanese burned the Danish embassy in Beirut; five Afghans died during “protests;” scores of Pakistanis and Libyans have been murdered; all “protesting” the sacred right of free speech, which these Muslims have no understanding of whatsoever. Click here to see all the cartoons. We publish them here so readers can evaluate for themselves what the controversy is all about. That’s called freedom of expression, as enshrined in the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment. Here are some insights into the murderous reaction to free speech:
- Our First Death Threat (RE: Danish Cartoons)
- Sign The Anti-Islamist Manifesto
- Free Speech Triumphs in Denmark, Sort of?
- Students hold free speech rally at Danish consulate (Toronto)
- Unity with Denmark and against Islamo-fascism
- Three American Papers Publish Danish Cartoons, One Considering
- Writers Warn of Islamic “Totalitarianism”
- EU Statement on Mohammed Cartoons Lukewarm
- OIC Speaks with Forked Tongue
- Those Danish Cartoons and Me
- The Pope Grovels Before Angry Muslims
- European Muslims Wearing Out Their Welcome?
- A Journalist Finally Defends A Free Press
- Religion of peace strikes Nigeria?s Christians
- Bush/EU Almost Take Firm Stand RE: Cartoon Furor
- Washington Post Elevates Muslim Savagery to “Movement” Status
- NPR: From Begging to Groveling
- How the Cartoon Protests Harm Muslims
- Danish Cooks Defile Muslim Graves
- Barbarian Watch
- Muslim Thuggery Veiled as Peaceful Protest?
- EU Plans Surrender to Muslim Extremists
- We Fumbled and the Islamists Are Running with the Ball
- Outrage Over Danish Cartoons is Not “Hypocritical”
- Malaysia’s PM Comments Prove Western Fears True
- Netherlands MP stands up to Muslim thugs
- What Were the Danish Cartoons For Anyway?
- Will the Mohammed cartoons be the catalyst for Western unity?
- The Clash to End All Clashes? Making sense of the cartoon jihad
- Islamists attack Danish and Norwegian embassies in Tehran
- Free Speech in France Prevails; Its Islamists Don?t Get It
- Muslim Intolerance: One Newspaper, One Nation, One Religion, One World
- Muslim Intolerance: Just the Facts
- Arab/Muslim world: do as I preach, not as I practice
- Cartoons and Islamic Imperialism
- Anti-Danish cartoon rallies turn into fiasco for the [Iranian] regime
- Cartoons and the clash of “freedoms”
- Got A Tantrum? Blame the Jews!
- Do Not Censor Me! I Censor Thee!
- “Death to them and to their newspapers”
- A solution looking for a problem?
- Danish Cartoons, Free Speech, and Arab/Muslim Sensibilities
- Caricature of the Prophet Mohammed
- In the Interest of Political Correctness, I Now Give You…
- SUPPORT DANISH PRODUCTS
- Free Speech? Free Press? Who Needs It?
Original link: http://www.uriasposten.net/pics/JP-011005-Muhammed-Westerga.jpg; current image cached for posterity.
Original link: http://64.246.44.90/cartoons/Mohammed-drawings-newspaper1.jpg; current image cached for posterity.
Related: Arab/Muslim World, Islam, Political Correctness, War Against Islamo-fascism
March 9th, 2006 at 12:39 pm
Making fun of one is something different from criticism
If you disagree with muslims behaviour ..it doesnot give you the right to misbehave and curse our prophet
we disagree and hate jews because they have taken palstine and built Isearl on it although b4 1948 there was no Isearl and all isearli land are all ours… this doeasnot mean ever ever to say any thing or critise prophot Moses God have peace upon this soul
We respect all prophets but we hate Americans and Jews.
leave palstine and Iraq and we wonot touch you you have created hate
stay away from our land.
March 9th, 2006 at 2:17 pm
Ignorance is no excuse for hatred. Information about the history of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is not that hard to find. For example, take the World Almanac and Book of Facts, available in any mainstream bookstore and at most public libraries. Its profile of Israel states,*
So we have ancient evidence of a Jewish presence in “Palestine” since 2000 BC, which can easily be found in any reputable archaeological journal. We have evidence of a continuous Jewish presence in the Holy Land. We have evidence that Arabs, not just Jews, were immigrants into the Levant. Finally, we see that Arabs violently rejected the hallowed concept of a Palestinian homeland in 1948.
You may want to do a little reading:
http://adl.org/israel/advocacy/glossary/default.asp?xflag=3
* The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2002, World Almanac Education Group, Inc., New York, NY, 2002, pp. 808-817.
March 17th, 2006 at 1:20 am
This is very bad way to describe the liberty. i think cartoon makist and editor and all those persons who are involve in this issue to be killed. n it is right of those persons who are invole in this issue that they should me killed like dog. so that every other person learn from their.how ever i will say at the end that God is looking all of us. hope all of those person will be got their reward soon . Inshallah
Kashif Ali
March 17th, 2006 at 9:25 am
kashif:
In case you didn’t know, making death threats is illegal. I will report your information to the American and Australian authorities:
kashif_aali@hotmail.com
202.69.35.8
APNIC
Asia Pacific Network Information Centre
March 18th, 2006 at 9:02 pm
Thats exactly the thinking that gets islam a bad reputation,its beyond childish,barbaric even animalistic.You would take a life for a cartoon ? I beleive your religion has been twisted over the ages to suit its extremeist population .We are all human , if there is a god, we will ALL answer to him in the end
March 31st, 2006 at 6:23 pm
it is a big joke for religion. if this is what it means to be religious person, then i’d rather not be one. and again where are the muslim poets and literature experts, they can advice their imams, and believers brothers that the cartoons does not change anything. they do not make Mohammed less a prophet if he was one in the first place. it is absurd, pathetic and beyond any religous logic at all.
May 24th, 2006 at 9:59 pm
The world is crazy, like all reactions in this site. Every one manipulates every one: bush, sharon, sadam, all fucking politics. The result: human hate.
It’s easy to hate but for the human limited brain is not able to love. Reactions on this site is the proven fact.
This site contributes to expand more hate, the fact presented here are subjective and stupid, arrogant to some extent. The arab world doesn’t beleive the writen almanac simply because they did’nt writen the book. Vice versa non arab doesn’t beleive books writen by arab. It’s a we against they culture, to be honest a kids game. Look to this site and you’ll see the world.
You’ll better spend your time in more intelligent things insteed of repeating historical prosas and insulting and intimiding people. The american and australian goverment are not prophetical, they’re also shitty like all other shit in the world.
Bush is misleading you and your’re proud of it. You’re worth a cartoon.
September 15th, 2006 at 10:07 am
[...] “According to Freud, projection is when someone is threatened by or afraid of their own impulses so they attribute these impulses to someone else.” Some Muslims are doing it again: Reacting ferociously when someone points out that there’s nothing holy about holy war (jihad). Because the Pope used jihad as an example of religion gone awry, he is being compared to Hitler by Turkish and other Islamists. Which just proves the point the Pope was making, namely, that any revelation that current-day Islam has a problem with violence hits too close to home among many Muslims, as the truth hurts. Remind you of anything in particular? The Danish cartoon controversy, where Muslims burned, pillaged, and killed because of a newspaper caricature of Mohammed? [...]
September 17th, 2006 at 5:03 pm
[...] When some crazed Palestinian homicide bomber blows up a cafe in Israel, the Jewish state often rightfully responds by bulldozing the murderer’s house. But the professional Arab/Muslim victims and their left-wing supporters call this practice “collective punishment,” as these appeasers are drunk on moral relativism and anti-Semitism. But when Muslims reacted violently to a Danish newspaper’s publication of caricatures of Mohammed by burning embassies and killing other Muslims — thousands of miles away from Copenhagen — no one on the Left cried “collective punishment.” [...]
March 20th, 2008 at 10:54 pm
[...] Ever thought about what the Arab media really thinks of Jews, Judaism, and Israel? Seeing is believing, from the ADL, below (these editorial cartoons were printed over the last few weeks by Arab papers in response to Israel’s self-defense against terrorist missile attacks). Hmmm… Israelis haven’t gone on any rampages of protest. Remember the Arab/Muslim furor over the much tamer cartoons of Mohammed? [...]
April 27th, 2008 at 5:43 pm
These are stupid cartoons they are targating a small group of people but offend a larger majority. It is wrong to make fun of someones belifes why cant everyone get along!!! Nobody should really be to offended by these they do not even make cense
June 30th, 2008 at 3:17 am
August 7th, 2008 at 3:39 am
Christians, Jews, Hindus & Buddhists unite!
Stop the Allah Hulla!!
August 18th, 2008 at 1:09 pm
[...] All for fear of offending Muslims, we have “a quiet wave of self-censorship and cultural cowardice sweeping Western art circles:” A novel (The Jewel of Medina by Sherry Jones) is pulled before it even got published; the “BBC has dropped a big-budget docu-drama, The London Bombers;” “the BBC hospital soap Casualty chang[ed] Muslim terrorists into animal rights activists;” and, the “Royal Court Theatre cancel[ed] an adaptation of Aristophanes’ Lysistrata.” To this sorry list, I would add all the U.S. and Canadian newspapers who refused to publish the Danish Mohammad cartoons, because the editors were cowering under their desks. I turn readers’ attention to an op-ed by Mick Hume for the Sunday Times [...]
April 9th, 2009 at 10:24 am
Hi, I am so sorry because of these cartoons, all the muslims are doing respect to all god s prophets, but you do not. it really make me sad