Cartoon Protesters Direct Anger at U.S.

Associated Press ^ | Feb 08, 2006 | NOOR KHAN

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"They can't even get their conspiracy theories strait. I thought they said it was the jooooze that "ran the world?"

One of the characteristics they share with liberals--whatever scapegoat enemy is convenient at the moment will do.

Perpetual victims have no problem finding persecutors to blame for everything.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"The fact that Muslims don't see the irony in their violent reaction to basically being called 'violent' in a political cartoon is also very funny. We're not dealing with a very bright bunch of Muslims, are we? "

Complete blindness to reality--another charming trait common to both Muslims and liberals.

[roses of sharon]

Exactly, their "work" will consist of, blackmail, murder, suicide, kidnapping, be-headings and bomb-making.

Much like their predecessors.

[Wolfhound777]

This is why we have Cluster bombs.

Exactly. We should start using them more often and throw in some daisy cutters for good measure.

[Renderofveils]

Meh. Let's just skip the foreplay and move towards some sand-to-glass renovations. It'll make the oil that much easier to spot from orbit.

[Candor7]

[hsalaw]

Muslims around the world have demonstrated over the images — including one depicting the prophet wearing a turban shaped as a bomb

This is one of those "if the shoe fits" moments. How ironic all this is.

[nopardons]

bttt

[hsalaw]

The cartoons are the best thing that ever happened in the Muslim world in recent years

It should certainly open some eyes about the "religion of peace."

[dl5192]

Really disturbing. I honestly can't understand why Israel hasn't blown them all to Allah.

[Daaave]

Just today I was thinking, CBUs, napalm, and daisy cutters. These weapons are not PC enough for today's wars.

[Smokin' Joe]

The "scholar" who took these cartoons on a months long road trip also took some which had not been published anywhere. Those, even allowing that one was a badly faxed picture of a contestant in a French hog calling contest, were far more offensive than anything published.

The cartoons which were published were published some time back, and the fact that all of this 'spontaneous dissent' seems to have been orchestrated and coordinated is nearly inescapable.

With the NYT and others braying incessantly about monitoring of telecommunications, it is possible that this entire event has been staged to produce a veritable snowstorm of communications events in order to overwhelm monitoring of comuniques for the purpose of transmitting plans, instructions, or other data.

This entire thing reeks of a scam, but one with a deeper purpose. I expect the real feces will hit the fan after all this dies down.

[pepperhead]

O, and, yea - Bush' fault.

Are you sure this isn't a Zionist plot against muslims? ;)

[Gordongekko909]

Shhh...Europe wants everyone to pretend they don't notice they're really a bunch of U.S.A.-wannabes.

I consider the French language the most complicated attempt to not speak English in human history.

[KingofZion]

have any u.s. paper even published this crap?

oops, i forgot, it is always the great satan at fault...

we need to nuke this region before they really get outta control

[Just Lori]

It's just evil.

[Cobra64]

It should certainly open some eyes about the "religion of peace."

Bingo. Now will we see if W ever stops using that phrase.

(shaking head and rolling eyes)

[backhoe]

Everything I have found about The War of the 12 Cartoons ( links, blogs, quips, quotes, aggravating pictures ) is located here- click the Pic, and scroll backwards:

[garyhope]

ROFL. Thanks.

[hershey]

Gee, the US is the leader of Europe? When did that happen?