Ringmaster Muhammad & the Islamic Circus
I have waited to comment on the 'Muhammad cartoon' tirade because I felt that I needed to ruminate an honest response.
I have always been disgusted with Arab media, who still print Nazi-style political propaganda cartoons in their newspapers, and am equally fed up with Western media who always print political cartoons that depict Israel as an apartheid state.
And with that train of logic it suddenly hit me:
I love what the Danish newspaper did, and furthermore, that the other European newspapers followed suit and reprinted the depiction of Mohammed.
Why?
Because I am pale from the fact that it is only considered politically correct to attack Israel, but a taboo to insult Islam or the Arab world.
I am not saying that I think that the cartoons are in good taste, nor do I think that insulting other people's religions is appropriate. What I am saying is that as a matter of principal, it's nice to see that the sheeple of Europe are slowly coming out of their comatose and realizing that Islam is a walking time bomb.
The one bit of irony in this entire episode is the hypocrisy that consistently defines the Arab and Muslim world.
In one such example, Mohamed Mestiri, head of the International Institute of Islamic Thought, warned that Islam would not tolerate criticism. And he had to tell us this? This is no doubt obvious after the hostage taking, riots, and threats of violence that they have responded with. What ever happened to “Islam is the religion of peace”?
I mean, G-d forbid that a sacred Muslim demagogue be insulted, but as for the consecrated items of Judaism and Christianity, the Muslims see this as open game. They find it to be perfectly acceptable to burn our flags, behead our citizens, insult our religious practices, and murder our children. And why? Because according to them, “Allah wills it.”
It appears as though they have felt the sting of retribution for Islam’s twisted logic, and the pain of their own failures is too much to bear.
So maybe my support for the European media is simply the aroma of reprisal that the political cartoon represents. Either way, I am just elated to see that the Europeans still have a backbone and that the freedom of expression is more important than the will of the enemy.
Now if we could just get them to write a few pro-Israel articles… nah, that’s probably asking too much. But hey, I’ll take what I can get.
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Please tell me why an unrelated photo of a grave has anything to do with the recovery of the prime minister?
I understand the reasoning behind including pictures of individuals davening at the kotel, because although it's a stretch to make the assumption that they are praying for Sharon at that moment, it's at least fathomable that they may be doing such.
When they included a picture of a gravesite, it is almost as though they are trying to paint his death prior to his passing to further their deification propaganda. I swear when I look at that picture I can hear people weeping and violins playing in the background for an added affect.
The media are nothing less than vultures, as they are no doubt already salivating at the thought of the "death" headlines. Afterall, who needs a good miracle recovery when getting to print that pre-written obituary "special edition" will sell so many more papers.
Anyway, may Sharon recover speedily to the disappointment of the vultures, and may the only headline we see be one in which Sharon is shown tending to the sheep at his ranch... retired from politics.



