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- Mohammed Cartoons: "we Condemn The Publication Of The Tyranny Of Silence", Oicsg Ihsanoglu Says
This is the OIC Press Release about the publication of Flemming Rose's book, the Tyranny of Silence:The Secretary General of the Organization of the Islamic Conference Professor Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu today strongly condemned the publication of the...
- Some Articles Re: The ''mohammed Cartoons'' That You May Have Missed
Now that the cartoons are once again making headlines it might be interesting to take a look at some articles that people may have missed. Many people believe that the cartoons were originally published just to annoy Muslims-- or for mere shock value--...
- Why Democracy? - Bloody Cartoons
Above: One of the original satirical Mohammed cartoons. Click the picture to view all 12. Many people believe that the ''Mohammed Cartoon Crisis'' is old news-- but it is not. The issues it raises-- about the constant attempt of Islamic...
- Ecri: Support For Free Speech Proves Danish “climate” Of Intolerance
This is very worrying... Hot Air » Blog Archive » In September 2005, with the stated intention of verifying whether freedom of speech is respected in Denmark, a widely-read Danish newspaper called on cartoonists to send in caricatures of the Prophet...
- 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...
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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 of Denmark and Norway were torched. 139 people were killed in Nigeria, Libya, Pakistan and Afghanistan. The rioters justified their acts claiming the publication of the cartoons was a grave insult to their religion. Muslim countries called for limitations to the Freedom of the Press in the West to avoid offending their sensitivities.These two videos have been around for a while but there is a renewed public interest in this topic. Then And Now Part II: ''Child abuse in the shadow of radical Islam'', as well as links to several other important related articles and videos, may be seen Here.
But seldom is the question asked: Is the Islamic press itself free from bigotry?
In this video, we explore the similarities between the cartoons published in the Islamic world, and those published during the Nazi era.
- Mohammed Cartoons: "we Condemn The Publication Of The Tyranny Of Silence", Oicsg Ihsanoglu Says
This is the OIC Press Release about the publication of Flemming Rose's book, the Tyranny of Silence:The Secretary General of the Organization of the Islamic Conference Professor Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu today strongly condemned the publication of the...
- Some Articles Re: The ''mohammed Cartoons'' That You May Have Missed
Now that the cartoons are once again making headlines it might be interesting to take a look at some articles that people may have missed. Many people believe that the cartoons were originally published just to annoy Muslims-- or for mere shock value--...
- Why Democracy? - Bloody Cartoons
Above: One of the original satirical Mohammed cartoons. Click the picture to view all 12. Many people believe that the ''Mohammed Cartoon Crisis'' is old news-- but it is not. The issues it raises-- about the constant attempt of Islamic...
- Ecri: Support For Free Speech Proves Danish “climate” Of Intolerance
This is very worrying... Hot Air » Blog Archive » In September 2005, with the stated intention of verifying whether freedom of speech is respected in Denmark, a widely-read Danish newspaper called on cartoonists to send in caricatures of the Prophet...
- 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...