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Originally posted by nixie_nox
YOu have personally talked to these millions and you know they are coming to attack those with freedom?
I am sure the military would want to talk to you to know the location of all these people so they can eradicate them.
Originally posted by mmiichael
Originally posted by nixie_nox
Unfortunately neutral ones often feel cowed into submission. They may not support the whole Jihad thing but don't want to speak out against other Muslims. The women suffer the most.
Surprisingly the Christian world is very forgiving. Most people I've seen do their best to be sympathetic and cordial to Muslims they interface with.
The viciousness and racism one hears about is more common on the Internet especially in forums like this where everything is polarized.
Originally posted by Regenstorm
reply to post by unicorn1
I don't call his cartoons a hoax, the "assault" is meant!
BTW, I don't believe these cartoons were published because of free speech but to provoke! Westervoort knew he was in trouble before publishing these cartoons.
If I go to a mosque during a mess and I call Mohammed a goat...... it isn't free speech but insulting, and that is exactly what Westervoort did.
He should be prosecuted for disturbing peace and provoking terrorism!
Originally posted by Walkswithfish
When you can effectively demonize the religion billions subscribe to, you can perpetually keep viable the opportunity for war including invasions, preemptive attacks, occupations, indoctrination to more Christianized forms of democracy, and nation building, in any nation where that evil religion has infected a majority.
Something stinks in here.
Smells a lot like burnt underwear.
[edit on 2-1-2010 by Walkswithfish]
Originally posted by mmiichael
The terrible thing with the published cartoons was that efforts were made to make them humorous but not offensive.
But a group of Danish Imams sent out a package to Muslim medai and mosques where they included obscene cartoons not in the Danish paper. These were pretty vile, Mohammed doing it with an animal, if I recall and another really pornographic image.
Still today the Muslim world never acknowledges this inflammatory tactic from it's own clerics.
The original cartoons are actually pretty lightweight and not really offensive, by Western standards.
Would it be going to far in stating Muslims tend to overreact?
Insecurity? Low self-esteem?
bibelen.blogspot.com...
The Danish newspaper, Ekstra Bladet, has obtained a copy of the secret case file, which Islamisk Trossamfund (Islamic Society of Denmark) has distributed on their "road show" in the Middle East: The imam and the unbelievers of Denmark (the article links to all 43 pages in the booklet).
It turns out that the 12 drawings in JyllandsPosten weren't sufficiently bad - at least not to justify a trip to the Middle East - so the imams have inserted a few extra images to make sure their trip wasn't a waste of money.
Danish Islamic Society claim they have received these images in mail, but they refuse to tell Danish newspapers, who has received them - and they won't allow the newspapers to interview these people. Danish Islamic Society has also failed to explain, why an entire country must be denigrated all over the Middle East because of 3 drawings mailed by a single person.
As long as Danish Islamic Society have failed to properly explain, where they have obtained these images, why these images were distributed in the entire Middle East - and exactly what the Danish Islamic Society were hoping to achieve - we must assume the images belong to Danish Islamic Society.
The irony is that in doing so the Muslims have done exactly what they accuse the non-Muslims of doing: They have broken Muslim law by reproducing, publishing and distributing drawings of the prophet. And they have managed to out-blaspheme the infidel Danes by reproducing 3 blasphemous pictures that are far worse than anything ever published in JyllandsPosten.
These fake cartoons have never appeared in any Danish newspaper. They would probably be illegal. Only a lying imam, wanting to cause trouble, could think up such sick drawings.
The imams have not yet explained on their homepage,
www.wakf.com...
why they distributed these disgusting images - and what they were hoping to achieve.