I haven’t weighed in yet on the Danish Muhammad-cartoons controversy, mainly because it’s pretty clear where I stand: the artists had the right to draw them, the papers had the right to print them, and the Danes had the right to read them. In

A lot of people have written The Washington Post in the last couple days to protest this Tom Toles cartoon, which ran Sunday. Most notable was a letter (Download file) sent by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, published as a…

For those of you who haven't been following the Allah cartoon flap too closely, Frontpage has a nice thumbnail timeline of the controversy to date that includes this editorial commentary:[...] Islam is not a race; the problems with it are not t…

Recently, Saudi Arabia withdrew its ambassador to Denmark. The (Saudi) government has recalled its ambassador in Copenhagen to express its regret and protest the position of the Danish government regarding a matter that has offended Islam and Muslims, …

Yet again we are thrust into the argument about religion and poking fun at it. This time in relation tocartoons about Muhammad. Muslims are up in arms and brandishing guns outside embassies, which only goes to prove how hypocritical some of them are. …

It isn’t blasphemous to poke fun and even expose the humor of ‘religions’. There was no blasphemy of God to be found in the cartoons which are stirring an uproar across Europe. But it appears that some Muslims cannot tolerate the hum…

It is truly amazing how history works. Apparently it will be cartoons that provide the EU its much needed wake up call on radical Islamists. Michelle Malkin has the cartoons here and the story behind them here at Real Clear Politics. The basics of …

The Danish government and a leading newspaper are apologizing to Muslims who have been offended by editorial cartoons published in said newspaper that imply that some Muslims are violent.
Aljazeera reports it this way:
Denmark has warned its citizens…

Via Michelle Malkin, our tolerant and jovial Muslim friends react to a series of cartoons of Mohammed published in Danish and German newspapers. Muslim reaction was very somber and controlled, as usual: Independent: Mohamed cartoons provoke bomb threat…

Via Michelle Malkin, our tolerant and jovial Muslim friends have react to a series of cartoons of Mohammed published in Danish and German newspapers. Muslim reaction was very somber and controlled, as usual: Independent: Mohamed cartoons provoke bomb t…

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of political cartoonists. Not this time for the ones losing newspaper jobs, but for those whose lives are literally on the line thanks to outraged Islamists offering a bounty for their heads

Recently there has been a somewhat simplified argument occurring about the Allah cartoons that have created quite a stir in the Middle East. This culminated last week when gunmen took over an EU building in Palestine.

First, I have to say that thos…

The outrage de jour in the Islamic world concerns a series of political cartoons of “the prophet.” These images have inspired fatwas,

Bill Clinton fördömmer teckningarna av Muhammed och  chefredaktör Carsten Juste på Jyllandsposten ber om ursäkt för bilderna på Muhammed han medverkade till att publicera, även om han inte ber om ursäkt just för publiceringen i sig, efterso…