More and more is there evidence that the Danish Imams did play a foul play.
We may fairly assume that all the anger and disturbing was registered and had
only one purpose, namely to attack our freedom of press and speech in de name
of the true Islam, but based on lies and that those leaders live by their wits,
so we can fairly speek that the hole case was based on mendacious terms
While most British and American mainstream media refuse to print the cartoons out of respect for Muslims, one of Egypt's largest papers Al Fagr printed them last October, during Ramadan.
Guess what? Not a single Egyptian stormed the paper's offices to burn it down, not a single Jihadist threatened to assassinate its journalists. And not a single Egyptian embassy was torched in neighbouring countries. French supermarket chain Carrefour did not boycott Egyptian products either.
Apparently Muslim papers are allowed to do what Western papers are not: run Muhammad cartoons. The Egyptian blogger Sandmonkey has copies of the paper on his website.
I wonder whether the BBC and The Guardian will bring this news?
As Gateway Pundit, Counter Terrorism Blog and others have reported Danish Imam Ahmad Abu Ladan, leader of The Islamic Society of Denmark, toured the middle east to create awareness of supposed anti-Islamic cartoons and included the above black and white photo as well as two other undocumented examples. Akhmad Akkari, spokesman of the tour, explained that the three drawings had been added to “give an insight in how hateful the atmosphere in Denmark is towards Muslims.”
Fabricated cartoons worsened Danish controversy
The controversy over the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed is
expanding, as more Muslims join the boycott and protests against Denmark and
various European newspapers decide to publish the cartoons, mostly out of solidarity
with Jyllands Posten and to make a strong political stand. One issue that puzzles
many Danes is the timing of this outburst. The cartoons were published in September:
Why have the protests erupted from Muslims worldwide only now? The person who
knows the answer to this question is Ahmed Abdel Rahman Abu Laban, a man that
the Washington Post has recently profiled as “one of Denmark's most prominent
imams.”
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