Never say things cannot get worse
Firstly, about the cartoons, from Denmark, we have acknowledged that the top prosecutor is not going to press charges against the Jyllands Posten. But there are also bad news: a French MP has called for limitations on the free press as a consequence -he says- of the cartoons, and the EU is going to review the school textbooks for intolerant depictions of Islam and other faiths. The problem is that they are only going to be reviewed by Islamic leaders, and that the term "intolerant depictions" is not very concrete at all. The Finnish FM has also expressed that he agrees with Abdullah Gül, Turkish FM and the first serious death treat has been done against the Manifesto signers.
Also in Turkey there has been another attack against a Catholic Priest, this time a friar. The attack has not been even named in the Turkish press that has published the "reason" of the attack: the attacker was accusing the church of prostituting boys with girls. The scheme is similar to the treatment the Turkish press gave the death of Father Santoro.
In Britain, there are people (the first ones) detained because of the demonstration of "behead-those-who-insult-Islam". Also a newspaper has accused some members of the 9/11 Commision of taking bribes from Pakistani officials to prevent them from including damaging information about Pakistan (I do not know if this is true or not...). Lastly, one of the falling men of the 9/11 terrorist attacks has been identified. Meanwhile, the UN does not have a consensus over the definition of terrorism.
Hamas has repeated that they reject the two state-road map (at the end of the link) and the Palestinian Authority is going to award a terrorist with the Honorary Citizenship. That does not matters at all: the EU is going to transfer $ 143 million to the PA.
Lastly, less than a third part of the originally accused in the Summary (preliminary hearing) will be formally accused by the Judge about the Madrid Bombings.
- Cowardice Is Always The Wrong Move...
...when it comes to dealing with Islamomaniacs. From Weasel Zippers, citing the Telegraph: Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten, which angered Muslims by publishing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad 10 years ago, will not republish Charlie Hebdo’s cartoons...
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- Past Nazi Propaganda & Today's Islamic Propaganda Compared: Then And Now, Parts I & Ii (videos)
"Patriotic Kiwi", the executive producer, describes Part I: In September 2005, Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published a series of cartoons about Prophet Mohammed. This event lead to violent protests by Muslims worldwide in February 2006. The embassies...
- 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,...
- Europe Bitchslaps Islamofascism
Newspapers across Europe are reprinting the Jyllands-Posten cartoons: Newspapers across Europe have reprinted caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad to show support for a Danish paper whose cartoons have sparked Muslim outrage. France Soir, Germany's...