Posted on 02/15/2006 5:18:21 PM PST by Libloather
Pakistani donkey owners take part in a rally to condemn the publication of cartoons depicting Islamic Prophet Muhammad in Karachi, Pakistan, Tuesday, Feb 14, 2006. There have been a series of mostly peaceful protests across Pakistan against the cartoons, and last week Parliament adopted resolutions condemning the drawing. Lawmakers also called for a nationwide strike on March 3. (AP Photo/Shakil Adil)
Pakistani protestors hang placards onto donkeys during a protest rally in Karachi. Two protestors were shot dead in Pakistan in the worst incident since Muslim anger over cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed erupted as European leaders sought to defuse the crisis.(AFP/Asif Hassan)
Lebanese Muslim demonstrators gather around two donkeys draped with Danish national flags during a protest against the publication of offensive newspaper cartoons of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, in the northern city of Tripoli, Lebanon, Friday, Feb. 3, 2006. Protest marches were organized after Friday prayers in Lebanon, calling for cutting off diplomatic relations with countries where papers published prophet drawings. Writing on the banner reads 'Excuse us donkey we will liken you to the Norwegian press.' (AP Photo)
Lebanese protesters march, with a Danish flag draped on a donkey, during a demonstration against caricatures of Prophet Mohammad published in several European newspapers, after Friday prayers in Tripoly in northern Lebanon February 3, 2006. Denmark said on Friday it could not apologise for cartoons in a Danish newspaper depicting the Prophet Mohammad as outrage spread across the Muslim world from the Middle East to countries in Asia. REUTERS/Jamal Saidi
Iranian protestors lead a donkey draped in a representation of a U.S. flag, as they arrive in front of the British Embassy in Tehran, Iran, Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2006, in a protest over Prophet Muhammad drawings published in European newspapers. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
It looks like Gay Pride Day came early this year, and the Man-Beast Love Association is heading for Massachusetts after the parade.
You forgot the "Helen Thomas Ping!"
Are we supposed to be scared of people who can't spell president???
OH THE INHUMANITY!
In Iran, Lebanon and Pakistan, Mules protested being touched by filthy animals today
Did you hear Hugh Hewitt take Helen to the woodshed on his program today???
Cute donkeys.
No--I think the audio will be on his site? i have to hear that.
Who gives a crap? How many people actually use, keep or train donkeys for work in this day and age.....? These barbarians have the internet and cell phone, yet haul lumber on donkey carts. Is the MSM getting it yet.....
This looks like the City of Dearborn's summer festival.
So all those European "presadants" turn out to be Democrats, eh? Who knew?
Could be something they run on in 2006 & 2008 - no?
NOW you know why the "women" wear burkas in public.
Actually, as long as they're protesting peacefully, the only problem is that they're attacking the governments, rather than the newspapers, indicating that they need to be educated on the concept of free speech.
It is quite understandable, given how things work in their own countries, that they would have this problem.
In any case, are we really going to make fun of them for saying that European politicians are donkeys? Sounds to me like the sort of thing that FReepers might well do.
But talking sense to bigots is a fool's errand, so I'll bid you all adieu
IBFTZ?
Even Donkeys need a break from sex with islamdertals at some point.
I love this! Remember when only "right-wing extremists" like many of us, believed that Islamic terror feeds on the weak and those that can't defend themselves? Is it possible that is why they are getting all riled up at France et. al? Perhaps some of them are starting to see that the paper tiger can cut you in half if you rattle his cage. The croissant however, is virtually useless as offensive weaponry...
Arab Proverb: "Al tikaar biallem il hmar."
Translation: "By repetition even the donkey learns."
Sigh... not all donkeys, though. In fact, I know a whole Party of them.
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