Hassan Shar-Mootah hated his job. It wasn’t easy to fool the Israeli Defense Forces and besides, what he wanted them to do was unconscionable, although unless it was done, Hezbollah would soon be done for. Damn! Even sons of apes and pigs can be very…

They are going to be really pissed when they see this one:

Michelle Malkin has offered the best images of the anti-cartoon platoon in the Middle East over the last week, and I look forward to more of her excellent commentary.

Over at Flagrant Harbour, commentary has varied from the amusing and insightful:

Re: Boston Globe Editorial, “Forms of Intolerance”, Feburary 4, 2006
To a Muslim the cartoon images, satirizing Mohammed, originally published in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten, are blasphemous. To a non-Muslim they are merely cartoon…

The Danish consulate in Beirut gets torched. Muslim reaction to the cartoons is being dubbed “Cartoon Jihad.” Australia, meanwhile, isn’t participating in the Muslim-ordered cartoon ban. In the midst of all this, to the American left, George W. Bush re…

Yes, I was offended by Serrano’s “Piss Christ,” and I can understand why Muslims would be offended by provocative cartoons. . . .

The price of freedom? Yes, and it is inevitable that there are those who cannot discriminate the obvious, i.e. we are n…

How long will it be before the Religion of Peace comes for the Pieta , The Last Supper , or perhaps a Rubens or Velasquez? It is not just a few cartoons of the Prophet that get their juices flowing.

Michelle Malkin has the story.

Last night, I wrote:Remember all the riots, looting and torching when Dogma and The Last Temptation of Christ played at your local multiplex? Me neither.Today, like its counterpart in Syria, the Danish consulate in Beirut was burned. Or as Michelle…

A Lebanese Islamist stands outside the burning Danish consulate in Beirut February 5, 2006. Angry demonstrators set the Danish consulate in Beirut ablaze on Sunday and the violent turn in protests over publication of cartoons of Prophet Mohammad drew …

Update: Another Embassy torched!
CNN

The demonstrators were protesting offensive caricatures of Islam’s Prophet Mohammed that were first published in a Danish newspaper several months ago.
Witnesses said the demonstrators set fire to the e…

9. Your holy book is so defiant that it even refuses to follow the Q-U rule. 8. You detonated a car bomb on Old MacDonald’s Farm to end the mocking ‘oink-oink’ sounds of his wretched swine. 7. You feel that

Read this. And check out the links here.

I swear, this is out of control. The “Muslim world” demands we respect it, take it seriously, etc. etc. — how can you take folks seriously who riot and burn the Danish embassy in Damascus, just because a Da…

The Muslim world can protest cartoons all they want, they can recall ambassadors and kick out diplomats, and Europe can respond in any diplomatic way it sees fit. Perhaps acceptable, perhaps not; and thus diplomacy continues. But burning Embassies, l…

Jeff Goldstein; [S]uddenly, free speech is not a universal right worthy of the crafting of puppet heads and the defacing of Starbucks’ windows, but instead is a culture-specific gift that needs to be filtered through the religious precepts of the…