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Posted on 06/15/2006 8:22:44 AM PDT by PurpleMan
"he editor of the Danish newspaper ‘Jyllands Posten’ was burnt to death when a fire mysteriously broke out in his bedroom, a Saudi newspaper claims.
According to the newspaper, the editor was sleeping in his bedroom when the fire ravaged his bedroom. He and his newspaper became controversial when it had published blasphemous caricatures of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)..."
(Excerpt) Read more at nation.com.pk ...
ROP ping.
TROP my arse BUMP!
Millions of islamderthals mysteriously burst into flame. Mushroom cloud seen in area but is not belived to be the cause.
Has a credible news organization reported this yet? This is an article in a Pakistani publication that refers to an article in a Saudi newspaper.
Don't you just hate it when the Saudis prematurely report on a murder they have not yet committed.
What do the local papers over in your region say about this?
Drawing conclusions
RICHARD OESTERMANN, THE JERUSALEM POST Jun. 15, 2006
Jyllands-Posten Editorin-Chief Carsten Juste says he agrees with the view that Denmark's becoming Europe's standard-setter for freedom of expression - 63 years after being the only European country whose Jews were rescued from the Nazis - was somewhat accidental.
In the aftermath of last year's cartoon scandal - sparked by his Danish daily's publication of 12 Danish political cartoonists' pictorial portrayal of the Prophet Mohammed - Juste became a "wanted man," and he continues to receive thousands of requests for interviews the world over.
Juste's overnight thrust into the international limelight began on September 30, 2005, with the publication of the cartoons. The events that followed, though by now known to all, are worth reviewing:...(excerpted)
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1150191586182&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FPrinter
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GOOD ONE!
Good Question! I'm looking to see if it is true, so far no confirmation.
That's what I thought. I never believe anything that only appears in Saudi or Pakistani newspapers.
Or ABCCBCNBCCNNMSNBC
Then again, everyone enjoys a good "spontaneous combustion" story. I think I see one in the checkstand at least once a month.
No mention of this in the Denmark (Copenhagen news in English) websites.
Religion of Peace and Mercy strikes again.
This deserves more attention. Wonder how the national news will cover this?
First, is it true that he was burnt....it's a Pakistani paper, not a Danish one.
Second, if it is true, then we can rest assured that all the others will pat themselves on the back because they were so wise NOT to anger the Muslims.
It doesn't appear to be on the website of Jyllands Posten.
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