Danish Cartoons from Planck's Constant Archives

Posted on April 11, 2009 09:16 PM

iCharlie the Kosher Cocker-Spaniel: Happy Passover

A Muslim viewing this Youtube Video of Charlie the Kosher Cocker-Spaniel might think it's an insult to Jews. That perhaps some anti-Semite put a Yarmulke on a dog to show that Jews are just like filthy dogs. But he would be wrong. Anyone looking at this video can tell it was scripted by a Jew. Who else would have this great sense of humor?

Read the Rest: Charlie the Kosher Cocker-Spaniel: Happy Passover

Posted on April 19, 2008 12:22 AM

Looking at comments on blogs from obvious Muslims, we see them all singing the same song: Suppose it was Jesus who was mocked? News Flash to all Muslims and Imams over the world: You are reading from a script written by someone who has never been to the West. Christians do not riot when Jesus is mocked. They pray for your soul and say "God Bless you for you know not what you do"....

Read the Rest: If Jesus Were Mocked, would Christians Riot?

Posted on January 21, 2008 09:52 PM

We have seen these posters before: "Behead those who insult Islam" and "Butcher those who mock Islam" and "Slay those who disrespect Islam". For the Muslim faithful, freedom of expression is an impediment to the spread of Islam and, in the case of the Danish Cartoons, an excuse by the kafirs to insult the Messenger of God, which insult is punishable by death:

Read the Rest: The Right to Insult Muslims

Posted on September 18, 2007 08:19 PM

In our primitive past, and I am only going back a mere few centuries, people did not tolerate other people's culture or beliefs. It was enough that you were different by only a scintilla of coloring or hairstyle or language or smell.

Read the Rest: Freedom will always Offend someone

Posted on November 6, 2006 08:49 PM

Iran's competition for cartoons mocking the Holocaust drew a pitiful 204 entries from around the world and although Iranian newspapers announced the results of the competition they barely gave it any decent coverage. Not a single one even bothered to publish the winning cartoon pictured here.

Read the Rest: Iranian Holocaust Cartoon Contest a Flop

Posted on February 20, 2006 09:31 PM

Despite the violent demonstrations and rioting of Muslims, actually because of them, the world is in a better place now. The world now sees Islam for what it really is.

Read the Rest: Why the cartoons were published - And it was a good thing

Posted on February 18, 2006 08:32 PM

That's a laugh, people in the US respect Islam? To quote Clinton in a different context: It all depends on your definition of "respect".

Read the Rest: Clinton say US respects Islam

Posted on February 18, 2006 03:01 PM

Former US president Bill Clinton on Friday condemned the publication of Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) caricatures by European newspapers and urged countries concerned to convict the publishers.

Read the Rest: No Freedom of Speech = No Freedom of Religion

Posted on February 18, 2006 01:34 AM

it is time that we ask Congress to put a moratorium on all gift giving to so-called Muslim charities until the CIA can make a list of countries and organizations that are not sponsoring Islamic Terror

Read the Rest: Cleric: $1 Million to Kill Cartoonist

Posted on February 17, 2006 09:55 AM

Earlier this morning in my post Danes deserted posts to Iraq - Cartoon Affair I reported that yahoo.com/group/islamiccommunitynet/message/9255 claimed that Danish soldiers deserted going to Iraq directly in response to Muslim violence and demonstrations against the insult of the Danish Cartoons.

Read the Rest: Muslims lie about Danish desertions - cartoon affair

Posted on February 17, 2006 08:11 AM

Not to be outdone by Gore, Former US President Bill Clinton becomes the first Western leader to urge nations to convict those who published the Muhammad cartoons

Read the Rest: Clinton attacks cartoons - sides with the enemy and warns Israel

Posted on February 16, 2006 11:00 PM

The Washington Post's Anthony Shadid and Kevin Sullivan did a thorough job of describing how this all started. The article, Anatomy of the Cartoon Protest Movement, begins like this:

Read the Rest: Cartoon Protest Movement - How it all started

Posted on February 15, 2006 08:49 PM

The Internet is now a modern weapon of War.

Read the Rest: Cartoon Riots - Internet as modern Weapon of War

Posted on February 15, 2006 01:07 PM

Islam is a religion that never left the 7th century of a marauding, pillaging, raping, conquering, enslaving Caliphate.

Read the Rest: Cartoon Riots not just a few extremists

Posted on February 14, 2006 09:58 PM

The New York Times and other spineless, obsequious, bowing and scraping rags pretended that out of respect for the sensitivities of Muslims they declined to republish the cartoons. It was obvious to anyone that the true reason was fear.

Read the Rest: The irrelevant and worthless New York Times

Posted on February 14, 2006 12:32 PM

A Manhattan judge has dismissed an Orthodox Jewish man's lawsuit, finding that a photo taken of him on a street and sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars is art — not commerce. Emo Nussenzweig filed the suit on the grounds that his religion forbids photographs because they're graven images, according to his lawyer, Jay Goldberg. 'It puts him in a disgraceful light within his community,' Goldberg said.

Read the Rest: Photo of old Jew fetches hundreds of thousands of dollars - Cartoons of Mohammed? Zip

Posted on February 13, 2006 05:51 PM

Here is a correction to my previous post: Here's how to enter holocaust cartoon contest. news.com.au, 14 Feb 2006Leunig denies cartoon entryCARTOONIST Michael Leunig has denied entering cartoons deemed "inappropriate" for publication in Australia in a contest launched in Iran, saying he has been "set up". The competition was launched by Iran's biggest-selling newspaper Hamshahri in retaliation for the caricatures of the prophet Mohammed that have enraged Muslims worldwide. Mr Leunig said he first heard that that some of his...

Read the Rest: Cartoonist denies entry in Holocaust Contest

Posted on February 13, 2006 03:12 PM

I think most of the world is offensive. I find many things that the right and the left print is offensive. I find most primitive superstitions that interfere with my private life offensive. The whole of Islam is particularly offensive. However, I would never ask them to stop printing offensive cartoons. How else would we find out how they truly feel about Jews and the rest of the world if not for cartoons?

Read the Rest: How to Enter the Iranian Holocaust Cartoon Contest

Posted on February 12, 2006 07:15 PM

The US has more Muslims than France, Germany or any other city in Europe. Here's an image you won't see in America: So after the Philadelphia Inquirer became the first major US paper to publish the Mohammed cartoons, what happened? No riots, but there was a peaceful demonstration.

Read the Rest: Why Muslims demonstrated in Philadelphia

Posted on February 11, 2006 11:34 PM

I don't want my readers to think that all Muslims are bloodthirsty, violent, barbaric, primitive, ignorant, Embassy-burning, fast-food-burning psychopaths. There happen to be a few who have protested peacefully against the printing of the Danish cartoons. Of course, the reason may be that in Ireland they are a very small minority and the fact that the Irish don't take crap from anyone:

Read the Rest: Ireland: Muslims stage march over Mohammed cartoons

Posted on February 11, 2006 09:04 AM

Despite what you read in the media America does not cradle immigrants as much as the Europeans do with money, living assistance, government housing, health-care and education; therefore in Europe there is less incentive for a Muslim to integrate into white, European, civilized society. Although Muslims are hardly joining the mainstream in America, at least they tend to be less ghettoized than their European counterparts. What is more likely here in America is for small cells to plot terrorist acts rather than openly, publicly riot.