DENMARK NEEDS SUPPORT

a danish newspaper and the goverment are being forced to kneel down before a massive boycott of danish products in muslim countries. freedom of speeach are at heart here. please read articles related to this one. AND ABOVE ALL LET's BUY DANISH PRODUCTS. freedom of speech should be above religion

1 posted on 02/01/2006 1:40:27 AM PST by crossroads

What good can come from a religion with a pedophile prophet murderer as it's central figure?

2 posted on 02/01/2006 1:47:10 AM PST by dennisw ("What one man can do another can do" - The Edge)

3 posted on 02/01/2006 1:53:00 AM PST by Cindy

Mmmm.. More good food for me.

4 posted on 02/01/2006 2:00:19 AM PST by kingu (Liberalism: The art of sticking your fingers in your ears and going NANANANA..)

Someone post a list of things made in Denmark, that I might go out and buy all of them!

5 posted on 02/01/2006 2:01:54 AM PST by Uncle Vlad

Any Danish FReepers here? Is there a list somewhere, of Danish companies selling consumer products in the US?

6 posted on 02/01/2006 2:04:59 AM PST by Heatseeker (Never underestimate the left's tendency to underestimate us.)

I really like their butter cookies.

7 posted on 02/01/2006 2:05:08 AM PST by j. earl carter

Got the confirmation of my shipment this morning.....

8 posted on 02/01/2006 2:08:17 AM PST by Dallas59 ((“You love life, while we love death"( Al-Qaeda & Democratic Party))

Yeah they do!! They're crazy!

9 posted on 02/01/2006 2:12:24 AM PST by Pro-Bush (We protect Korea's border better than our own!)

To: Heatseeker; All

10 posted on 02/01/2006 2:14:14 AM PST by Cindy

To: Uncle Vlad; All

11 posted on 02/01/2006 2:15:11 AM PST by Cindy

Danish Brie is quite nice.

12 posted on 02/01/2006 2:17:04 AM PST by Caipirabob (Communists... Socialists... Democrats...Traitors... Who can tell the difference?)

13 posted on 02/01/2006 2:17:13 AM PST by Cindy

14 posted on 02/01/2006 2:19:12 AM PST by frankjr

Nothing to support. Freedom of expression versus murderous cult.

15 posted on 02/01/2006 2:19:30 AM PST by dyed_in_the_wool ("Man's character is his destiny" - Heracleitus)

16 posted on 02/01/2006 2:28:47 AM PST by Heatseeker (Never underestimate the left's tendency to underestimate us.)

You're very welcome Heatseeker.

17 posted on 02/01/2006 2:29:23 AM PST by Cindy

18 posted on 02/01/2006 2:33:55 AM PST by FreeAtlanta (never surrender, this is for the kids)

If I recall correctly they supported us in the invasion of Iraq, including sending troops or material. So whoever finds this list of products, add me to your ping or whatever.

19 posted on 02/01/2006 2:35:24 AM PST by Darkwolf377 (http://www.welovetheiraqiinformationminister.com/#quotes)

I know Wikipedia is not so reliable, but if true, the bit about Finland is interesting:

German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder made his opposition to the invasion an issue in his electoral campaign. Some analysts credited Schröder's come-from-behind victory on September 22 to tapping a broad anti-war sentiment among the German people. His critics and the proponents of the Iraq war suggested that he was using the controversy of the war and appealing to the anti-American sentiment felt by the German public for the sole purpose of gaining popularity and winning. This notion deeply offended the American people and government and led to a straining of relations between the two nations. However, Schröder met Colin Powell and a rapprochement was established after the Iraqi regime was overturned.[11] At present the governments of the two nations have agreed to put the Iraq issue behind them and move forward.

Belgium [12], Switzerland [13], Sweden [14] [15], Norway [16], Greece [17], Austria, Liechtenstein, and Serbia also condemned the war. The Czech Republic, Croatia [18], and Slovenia [19] were already mentioned above.

In Finland, Anneli Jäätteenmäki of the Center Party won the elections after she had accused her rival Paavo Lipponen, who was prime minister at the time, of allying neutral Finland with the United States in the war in Iraq during a meeting with President George W. Bush. Lipponen denied the claims and declared that "We support the UN and the UN Secretary-General." Jäätteenmäki resigned as prime minister after 63 days in office amid accusations that she had lied about the leak of the documents about the meeting between Bush and Lipponen. The Finnish government stated that they took a stronger stand on the Iraq question at a meeting chaired by President Tarja Halonen.

20 posted on 02/01/2006 2:38:08 AM PST by Darkwolf377 (http://www.welovetheiraqiinformationminister.com/#quotes)

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