No Pasaran reports on a couple of pro-free speech protestors who turned up at a march through Paris.  The march was run by Islamic groups protesting about the recent cartoons depicting Muhammed.
One, in red and white, is (silently) wearing a sign w…

Michelle Malkin finds that there are some folks with courage to stand up to the Islamofascists in France. Watch this video for more.

Muslims in Paris protesting cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed had two unwelcome guests join them Saturday. Two men from La BAF, protesting in favor of Denmark and the cartoonists, and in favor of free speech, joined the Muslim protest. One…

Previous Related Cartoons: Crazy Sam #20, #21, #22 Crazy Sam #17, #18, #19 Crazy Sam #14, #15, #16 Crazy Sam #11, #12, #13 What Others Are Saying: Captains Quarters, Committees of Correspondence, Wizbang, Michelle Malkin…

Watch Abraham Lincoln read the Gettysburg Address. I took a recording from the 1913 50th Anniversary Reading and set it to a Lincoln animated GIF which I colorized some time ago.

Michelle Malkin points her readers to a fascinating video of two courageous (or foolhardy, depending on how you want to view it) men in France who chose to take a stand for free speech in the midst of thousands of Islamic demonstrators. Given the moo…

Via Michelle Malkin, a disturbing video of two lone counter-protestors facing a large Muslim march against the infamous cartoons. (Scroll down for the English translation and the video.) More here. These are the French version of Protest Warrior, and t…

Al “Dhimmi” Gore speaking in Saudi Arabia accused America of committing countless abuses against Arabs since 9/11.

Huge courage? Huge insanity? Death wish? Is there really a discernable difference?

I don’t know, but I’ll throw my lot in with these two guys any day.

When will the Vatican stop pandering to Muslims with its tiresome propaganda against free speech? Take the lede on this supposedly objective news article from Zenit, for example:

A Cartoon That Everybody Can Understand. No words are needed here. Internationally, everybody can surely understand this cartoon! Well, maybe not everybody who are still stuck on stupid.

Two Brave Frenchmen:
It makes me feel almost  hopeful about Europe, when two such brave men face crowds whose civility in the face of criticism is highty doubtful:
On Saturday, February 11, Islamic organizations yelling their slogans – in a “rat…

Heretofore this weekend, I haven’t covered the Great Cartoon Crisis of 2006, but here’s a whirlwind tour of the action. Charles Johnson spots French retailer Carrefour advertising the removal of Danish products from their shelves, all the while denyin…

I wrote yesterday about the difference between cowardice and courage. Today, courage was shown in the fight for freedom of speech against the militant Muslims who want to deny that freedom. Michelle Malkin writes about two men in France who wen ……