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Were the outraged masses waiting for the cameras to arrive, or had they not yet been informed they were outraged? Maybe it was the fabricated pig cartoon that made all the difference.

Yesterday, I received the following email that was also sent to Michelle Malkin from a fairly well-versed medical student in Cairo. He attempts to make a case for the radical Muslims and their violent response to the cartoons.

Michelle Malkin: EGYPT AND THE CARTOONS
Freedom for Egyptians notes that the Forbidden Cartoons were published in Al Fagr, an Egyptian newspaper last October. Cairo-based blog, Rantings of an Egyptian Sandmonkey, has scans of the paper with the car…

In keeping with French tradition, Jacques Chirac has offered his country’s unconditional surrender to the Muslim rioters violently protesting the Danish cartoons depicting Muhammad.

Chirac has condemned his own nations newspapers that refuse to su…

In response to the release of the film “Bigfoot Park”, Yetis worldwide have staged violent protests. Angered at being characterized as a “myth” and “smelly, savage, beasts”, Bigfeet and Sasquatches marched en masse…

I guess it’s time to boycott …

In the ongoing affair of the cartoons that offensively depict Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), we have the usual anti-Muslim suspects such as Michelle Malkin, Jihad Watch, Atlas Shrugs and Little Green Footballsusing it as an excuse to continue their defamato…

Months before the violent Cartoon Riots, the forbidden images were published in Al Fagr, an Egyptian newspaper. Freedom for Eyptians has the scanned images from the Oct 17, 2005 edition. He also notes that the editor in chief of Al Fager wrote an arti…

Michelle Malkin writes the Cartoons That Dare Not Be Viewed ran in an Egyptian newspaper back in October–without incident:Freedom for Egyptians notes that the Forbidden Cartoons were published in Al Fagr, an Egyptian newspaper last October. Cairo-base…