More from the “Religion of Peace”:

Thousands rampaged through two cities Tuesday in Pakistan’s worst violence against Prophet Muhammad caricatures, burning buildings housing a hotel, banks and a KFC, vandalizing a Citibank and breaking windows …

Some of you may have noticed that we didn’t make our usual "Yak of the Week" award last week. As it happens, this week we have enough yaks to fill a month, so we’re granting both the February 3 award and teh February 10 award simultaneously:

What makes the action even more cowardly and serving to reward violent rage, thereby encouraging radical Islamic behavior, is the fact that according to Amir Taheri …

Gerard Baker of Times Online nails the behavior of the US and UK press on refusing to publish the cartoons.

From Michele Malkin, I found this quote from CNN on its official position on publishing “The Cartoons”: “CNN has chosen to not show the cartoons in respect for Islam”. For you the reader, Varifrank provides you with the following translation…

A reader of Michelle Malkin spots CNN’s newest riff:CNN is not showing the negative caricatures of the likeness of Prophet Mohammed because the network believes its role is to cover the events surrounding the publication of the cartoons while not…

First we find out that the Danish paper that ran the Muhammad illustrations and opened the gates of cartoon hell had earlier refused to run parodies of Christianity… now they’ve decided to run the Holocaust satire cartoons, as called for by an Iran…

The coverage of the violence sweeping the Muslim world has been woefully inadequate in the United States, but CNN wins the award for journalistic malpractice.

CNN’s Dhimmitude

John at Powerline makes a great point when he pointed out that CNN couldn’t show the Abu Ghraib photos fast enough. I couldn’t turn on the TV without having those pictures paraded all over the place. But now, CNN balks at showing the 12 Muhammad cartoo…