MUHAMMAD CARTOON CONTROVERSY: ONE YEAR LATER

It has passed one year since the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy. The outcome of the cartoon "crisis" is that the leaders of the Western world have backed down once again, thinking that appeasement is the best option. You could sum it up in one image:



Maybe it is time for another CARNIVAL OF THE DANISH RECIPES?

It is time to post the cartoon again:



In the news:

• Denmark row: The power of cartoons - BBC.

• Moderate Muslims say cartoon crisis gave them chance to counterbalance Islamic extremists - International Herald Tribune / AP.
  

Related: My posts, RELIGION OF PEACE.

UPDATE 10/01/06:

How about getting a "Dashboard Mohammed"? [Via Michelle Malkin.]

UPDATE 10/09/06:

In the news: Denmark rocked by new cartoon row - BBC.

You have to read about Cox & Forkum's coup against the International Holocaust Cartoon Competition in Iran. My guess is that the participant named "A. Rami" from Sweden is the same person as the guy behind Radio Islam.

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