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Muslim group loses cartoons libel case in Denmark Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:02AM EDT By Gelu Sulugiuc and Rasmus Nord Jorgensen COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - A Muslim group lost a libel case on Friday against the leader of a Danish anti-immigrant party who had accused its members of treason for publicizing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad. A court ruled that Pia Kjaersgaard, leader of the Danish People's Party (DPP), did not libel the Islamic Faith Community when she accused some of its members of treason for traveling to the Middle East to publicize a Danish newspaper's publication of the drawings, which...

Many Muslims have immigrated to Denmark in the last decades. Denmark has given them shelter from the awful nations they were fleeing. Some of them came with the idea of spreading Jihad and have never been grateful to be allowed to live in civilized Europe. This is how we come to the story of the radical Imams who took an early January trip to Arab nations to exact revenge on the nation of Denmark for not condemning the Muhammad cartoons that were published in an independent newspaper in complete conformity to Danish free speech laws.These ingrates went on a tour...

According to a posting on a message board populated largely by European lefties,;....." I just spoke to my brother in Copenhagen...the situation is extremely serious...Roving bands of muslims are using SMS messages to gather at different places and then to attack defenseless Danes...My brother witnessed them stopping a bus and beating up the driver...He, ( the brother) was walking next to a lefty who's comment was; "I never ever thought I would agree with the Danish Front...( a Danish neo-nazi group)...

Danish Muslim leaders warned on Saturday, February 4, of grave consequences if copies of the Noble Qur’an were burnt in a rally planned by Danish extremists to protest Muslim anger over cartoons mocking Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). "All hell will break loose, if those extremists burn the Qur’an," Raed Halil, the head of the European Committee for Defending Prophet Muhammad, told IslamOnline.net over the phone from the Danish capital Copenhagen.