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I didn't pay much attention to the flap over the Danish cartoons when the story first appeared in December. But after seeing yesterday's article in the Washington Post, I just had to post on it, especially when CAIR jumped aboard the bandwagon yesterday.
Maybe the cartoons are insulting. Lots of things offend lots of people. But suppression of freedom of the press and freedom of speech is even more offensive. Beyond offensive! If those ideals are compromised, we will see the fall of Western civilization.
You can read my entire article here.
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- Cartoonifada 2006: The Unacceptable Consequences
The Vatican has since made statements, and the MSM has begun to cover events in Nigeria (note: now that the Christians have struck back), but this was my take as of yesterday...... I feel that I must at least attempt to shake readers back to reality...
- Nyc Cartoon Protest Yesterday (17 Feb. 06)
Here is a brief story on the "peaceful" protest in NYC yesterday at the Danish Consulate. This protest was also hyped on CAIR's website (www.cair-net.org) as well as other muslim activist sites, including the ITS. I will include more reports as I...
- The Cartoon Jihad Today
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- Cartoons Tasteless, But Press Should Be Free, Catholic Scholar Says
From Catholic World News. "The Danes showed a lack of tact, but that doesn't mean that we should curb freedom of the press." That was the judgment of Father Justo Lacunza Balda, the director of the Pontifical Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies,...
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Muslim Outrage, Cartoons, and CAIR
I didn't pay much attention to the flap over the Danish cartoons when the story first appeared in December. But after seeing yesterday's article in the Washington Post, I just had to post on it, especially when CAIR jumped aboard the bandwagon yesterday.
Maybe the cartoons are insulting. Lots of things offend lots of people. But suppression of freedom of the press and freedom of speech is even more offensive. Beyond offensive! If those ideals are compromised, we will see the fall of Western civilization.
You can read my entire article here.
- "the Whole Facade Of Free Speech Is A Bluff"
Islam, as it is taught by those who adhere to its radical element (which unfortunately, is very sizable), is an anti-freedom philosophy and a form of mental slavery. If you don't believe me, look at the title of this post, and read this article about...
- Cartoonifada 2006: The Unacceptable Consequences
The Vatican has since made statements, and the MSM has begun to cover events in Nigeria (note: now that the Christians have struck back), but this was my take as of yesterday...... I feel that I must at least attempt to shake readers back to reality...
- Nyc Cartoon Protest Yesterday (17 Feb. 06)
Here is a brief story on the "peaceful" protest in NYC yesterday at the Danish Consulate. This protest was also hyped on CAIR's website (www.cair-net.org) as well as other muslim activist sites, including the ITS. I will include more reports as I...
- The Cartoon Jihad Today
I saw on Yahoo this morning that Chirac had condemned the publishers and creators of Mohammed cartoons. But, by the time I had a chance to grab it for this post, the story had been taken down. Maybe it was a mistake. Drudge has a story up that Islamic...
- Cartoons Tasteless, But Press Should Be Free, Catholic Scholar Says
From Catholic World News. "The Danes showed a lack of tact, but that doesn't mean that we should curb freedom of the press." That was the judgment of Father Justo Lacunza Balda, the director of the Pontifical Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies,...