Morderiske slagord

Mer dokumentasjon på morderiske slagord i islamistenes demonstrasjoner. Faithfreedoms bildegalleri 1 | 2

Her er en avskrift av slagordene:

EUROPE, YOU WILL PAY. DEMOLITION IS IN ITS WAY!

BEHEAD Those WHO INSULT ISLAM

'WHOEVER INSULTS A PROPHET KILL HIM'

NEWSNIGHT GO TO HELL

SLAY THOSE WHO INSULT ISLAM

EUROPE IS THE CANCER ISLAM IS THE ANSWER

EXTERMINATE THOSE WHO SLANDER ISLAM

DEATH To FRANCE

DEATH To NORWAY

EUROPE YOU WILL PAY, YOUR 9/11 IS ON IT'S WAY!!

FREEDOM GO TO HELL

BE PREPARED FOR THE REAL HOLOCAUST

EUROPE YOU WILL PAY BIN LADEN IS WAY

EUROPE TAKE SOM LESSONS FROM 9/11

ANNIHILATE THOS WHO INSULT ISLAM!!!

AS Muslims WE UNITE WE ARE PREPARED TO FIGHT

Nye trusler i demonstrasjon i Pakistan i dag:

Enemies of Islam, get ready for World War III

Fra demonstrasjoner i USA:

HELL WITH YOUR FREEDOM OF SPEECH

WE DON'T NEED YOUR APOLOGIES

FEAR THE UNSEEN ALLAH

Og her fra Nigeria:
Mohammed-protest i Nigeria - 16 drept16 mennesker drept og 11 kirker, noen hoteller og 20 butikker er nedbrent. Det var resultatet etter protest mot Muhammed-karikaturene i Nigeria lørdag. Soldater ble satt inn og portforbud ble innført i den nordlige byen Borno i Maiguru-provinsen.

Den arabiske forfatter Amir Taheri sin reaksjon:

"The Muslim Brotherhood's position, put by one of its younger militants, Tariq Ramadan--who is, strangely enough, also an adviser to the British home secretary--can be summed up as follows: It is against Islamic principles to represent by imagery not only Muhammad but all the prophets of Islam; and the Muslim world is not used to laughing at religion. Both claims, however, are false.

There is no Quranic injunction against images, whether of Muhammad or anyone else. When it spread into the Levant, Islam came into contact with a version of Christianity that was militantly iconoclastic. As a result some Muslim theologians, at a time when Islam still had an organic theology, issued "fatwas" against any depiction of the Godhead."

Fleming Roses begrunnelse

Jyllandspostens redaktør Flemming Rose ga i Washington Post i går en svært godt, og lesverdig begrunnelse for hvorfor han valgte å publiserte de tolv tegningene av Muhammed.
Why I Published Those Cartoons
By Flemming Rose
Sunday, February 19, 2006
Dette er som det ble påpekt av en blogger, et viktig dokument i den frie presses historie.

Et sentralt kjennetegn på et fritt samfunn, er at det er trygt å være upopulær.--Ove A. Vanebo