Latest Cartoon Disrespect is Call for Change ("American" Muslim Denounces Freedom of Speech!)

San Antonio Express-News ^ | 02/02/2006 | Mansour El-Kikhia

[rlmorel]

"...Fifth, investment must be done within Islamic societies..."

But, according to the Koran, isn't that a crime? Lending of money with interest?

[leadhead]

Islam must be a pretty fragile faith

It's a cartoon!

The apes in 2001and the monolith.

Nobody touch our Muhammad!

Eat a Moose!

Will you 8 million mooslames please leave the US, we need the room for illegal immigrants.

[rlmorel]

BTTT

[sure_fine]

"Fifteen million Muslims in Europe and 8 million in America have been subjected to alienation, discrimination, cultural, political and legal barriers by governments and citizens alike, all done in the name of security or freedom of expression. "


here's an idea, haul you sorry asses back to muslim countries

[Peelod]

Mansour El-Kikhia

Dr. Mansour El-Kikhia is an associate professor of political science at the University of Texas at San Antonio, where his specialty is Middle Eastern politics and international relations. A native of Libya, he received his undergraduate degree in political science from the American University of Beirut. After coming to the United States, he received his master of arts and Ph.D. in international relations from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Before coming to UTSA in 1989, he taught at the University of California at Riverside and the University of Arizona. The author of two books, he is working on a third.

Dr. All-Caca’s email - melkikhia@satx.rr.com

[gakrak]

"Second, they need to respect themselves and demonstrate freedom of expression by weaning themselves off Western aid, goods and services. Moreover, they must divest themselves from Western markets.

Third, I never thought I would agree with the Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi, but I urge Muslims to sever political and economic relations with any country using "freedom of expression" as an excuse to manifest hate for them.

Fourth, sell to and buy from each other and countries that respect them. That will mean dealing with Latin American countries, as well as China, India and South Korea.

Fifth, investment must be done within Islamic societies. There are 1.7 billion Muslims, and they don't need Western society to create their own common currency and market. "

Sixth (My add) The west rounds up all of you Islamists and ships you back to your homelands. We really don't need a people around us that hate us and wish us harm. Amen.

[chambley1]

[DoNotDivide]

Start building the interment villages. This is a warning shot from a 'moderate' Mohammedan in America.

[oh8eleven]

Jihad is what YOU believe in , and Jihad is what you SHALL have.
Right on brother, let's rock & roll. Semper Fi ...

[reelfoot]

"Fifteen million Muslims in Europe and 8 million in America have been subjected to alienation, discrimination, cultural, political and legal barriers by governments and citizens alike, all done in the name of security or freedom of expression."

It's time for these 23 million ragheads to be "invited" to return to their utopian homelands so they will no longer be oppressed by living in the West. Let the deportations begin at once.

[conservativecorner]

Mansour El-Kikhia can kiss my arse BUMP! Islam is a death cult!!!!!!

[F16Fighter]

"so you would kill a person that is opposing and religious carricatures in the name of free speech an as an act to counter hatredd and violence ?

do I get you right ?"

You must have missed THIS part of the author's rant and public threat:

" Mr. Bush, whether you want it or not, you now have what your neocon advisers planned all along. You have a global religious and cultural war, and I promise no one will emerge a winner."

This Muslim author's OWN words indict him as a traitor, fomenting violence, and threatening American security.

Ha -- "American" Muslim?

Swung from the highest tree I say.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Fifteen million Muslims in Europe and 8 million in America have been subjected to alienation, discrimination, cultural, political and legal barriers by governments and citizens alike, all done in the name of security or freedom of expression.

And here all the Muslims have done is cruelly torture and kill 1000's of people for no reason.

But seriously, I understand that this is a difficult issue for Muslims because they aren't allowed to depict the Prophet in any manner, much less in a cartoon.

While people are being given the impression by the media that Muslims are upset about the cartoon, the truth is they're upset that the Prophet should be depicted at all.

Maybe the media isn't as much in love with Islam as they used to be. Wonder if we'll see them use the "T" word again?

[pointsal]

time for him to relocate...

[SmoothTalker]

"Third, I never thought I would agree with the Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi, but I urge Muslims to sever political and economic relations with any country using "freedom of expression" as an excuse to manifest hate for them.
"

Interesting. Here I was thinking it was the work of one cartoonist published in one publication. Now I come to understand it was the work of an entire country. Silly me.

[blinachka]

Only by becoming truly independent will they be able to stand up to the nonsense coming from Washington, London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and elsewhere.

Oooh..does this mean all people of the Moslem faith will be leaving the west and move to Saudi Arabia or some other Islamic country? Is that what is being advocated? Surely this cannot be a suggestion that Moslems living in a free and democratic country should try and gain independence from that country on the basis of their religion, can it?

[BJClinton]

Worse yet were the public boycotts of Danish goods in the Muslim world.

So...no more Danish Ham?

[savedbygrace]

He's avoiding the elephant in the living room. He knows, as we all do, that it's the violence and the murdering, not the boycotts.

If all Muslims outside the US want to boycott the US, we'd adjust to that. But then there is the tangible threat of violence and murdering that hangs in the air.

Non-extremist Muslims should be trying to calm the extremists, not stir them up. I see no calming voices from Islam WRT this situation. Not surprising, but worth noting nonetheless.

[globalheater]

well - sure noone will emerge as a winner - that's what we can all agree on I think.

He's blaming Bush that certain imams seem to be quite hot under their rags (sorry - should have said sheets that's what's politicaly more correct - raghead is very impolite).

That's what we should not agree with - but that he's about to fly his carpet in a higher building - no sir - not my impression.

[globalheater]

and no faxe and tuborg either - to bad for them.