This is the part I find most interesting:
The Saudi lawyer representing the Muslim groups, Faisal Yamani, has been demanding apologies from 11 Danish newspapers that reprinted the cartoon. Politiken is the only one so far to have reached a settlement."
""Both parties express their satisfaction with this amicable understanding and settlement, and express the hope that it may in some degree contribute to defusing the present tense situation," Yamani and Seidenfaden said in a joint news release."
Both parties? Dar al-Islam and Dar al-Hurb?
In my view, the Saudi lawyer is the representation of radical, Wahabi, Islamic jihad and that hapless newspaper is the western world.
We definitely lost this round - even if there are brave souls standing up to this garbage in Scandanavia.
If we follow their rules, and ingest their sensibilities about blasphemy - we have lost ground. It's a lose-lose for us, and it's virtually impossible to shift the goalposts back to where they ought to belong and remove the Sharia influence from our secular courts and secular society.
Secular, civil laws must rule the land-and a reminder must be made to all citizens, that being offended is not punishable by law.
Interesting how the Mohammadoodles are considered "divisive", but the resulting seething masses of rioting, death threats to editors and economic jihad threats are...are...unifying?
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