Here is a link to the "offending" cartoons. If this doesn't work, google "mohammed cartoons" and you'll find them somewhere.
http://www.di2.nu/files/Muhammed_Cartoons_Jyllands_Posten.html
These pictures were reprinted in many mainstream dailies throughout Europe in the past week in support of the Danish paper that originally published the photos. The Danish government has refused to apologize for them and "punish" the newspaper for printing them. Bully for them.
I think the liberal Europeans are finally getting fed up with the primitive mentality of their "alien" immigrants and the middle eastern countries. Freedom of the press is something that both conservatives and liberals cherish, and they are coming together on this. Combined with Iran's nuclear sabre rattling, these events are hopefully an "eye opener" to freedom loving people in the western world.
Here in the UAE and other countries in the area, all Danish products have been removed from shops. Now that the Germans, French, Italians, Dutch, Swedish, Swiss and Spanish newspapers have printed these pictures, it remains to be seen if the obscenely rich natives in the Persian Gulf can live without their Mecedes, BMW, Porsche, Ferrari, Airbus, Rolexes; Champaign, wines and beers that they hypocritically consume in vast amounts even though their religion forbids it.
I suspect that the furor will quietly die down if they have to give up all these products. I'm surprised that no American newspapers (that I know of) haven't printed these pictures in solidarity with the brave Danes.
http://www.di2.nu/files/Muhammed_Cartoons_Jyllands_Posten.html
These pictures were reprinted in many mainstream dailies throughout Europe in the past week in support of the Danish paper that originally published the photos. The Danish government has refused to apologize for them and "punish" the newspaper for printing them. Bully for them.
I think the liberal Europeans are finally getting fed up with the primitive mentality of their "alien" immigrants and the middle eastern countries. Freedom of the press is something that both conservatives and liberals cherish, and they are coming together on this. Combined with Iran's nuclear sabre rattling, these events are hopefully an "eye opener" to freedom loving people in the western world.
Here in the UAE and other countries in the area, all Danish products have been removed from shops. Now that the Germans, French, Italians, Dutch, Swedish, Swiss and Spanish newspapers have printed these pictures, it remains to be seen if the obscenely rich natives in the Persian Gulf can live without their Mecedes, BMW, Porsche, Ferrari, Airbus, Rolexes; Champaign, wines and beers that they hypocritically consume in vast amounts even though their religion forbids it.
I suspect that the furor will quietly die down if they have to give up all these products. I'm surprised that no American newspapers (that I know of) haven't printed these pictures in solidarity with the brave Danes.