Yesterday, I posted about how liberal-leaning BoingBoing linked approvingly to conservative Michelle Malkin’s

Does this count as a sign of the Apocalypse? BoingBoing has linked approvingly to

The government of Pakistan is attempting to block access within the country to all websites that host caricatures of the prophet Muhammad — and to shut down blogs authored inside Pakistan that post such material. Snip from report in Pakistan’s Daily …

The concept of free speech is not to be taken lightly since it is an integral part of the structural strength of freedom. The less free speech, the less freedom.

Let all who value freedom be forewarned that you can’t allow freedom of speech be …

The concept of free speech is not to be taken lightly since it is an integral part of the structural strength of freedom. The less free speech, the less freedom.

Let all who value freedom be forewarned that you can’t allow freedom of speech be …

As Mike at the Jawa Report explains, not all fatwas are binding on all Muslims.

There’s fatwas and then there are fatwas.

“Danish Muslim groups are to report Denmark to the UN Commissioner on Human Rights for failing to prosecute the newspaper that first published controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad,” the Times (UK) Online reports. The groups also plan to sue…

Courtesy of Michelle Malkin:
The latest on the Cartoon Jihad comes from the Pakistan Daily Times (hat tip: Sugiero):
Islamabad–The government has blocked all websites that carry caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) on the Internet, and t…

I’ve been begging for a fatwa for years. The least you could do is ban this website! Mother #^@@&%&*^*()&%*$#!!!!!!!!! Because the occasional death threat just isn’t good enough……….

According to the latest post to Michelle Malkin, the Pakistanis want to ban blogs or websites showing the Muhammed Cartoons.
To this I say, “bring it.” This could be a momentous event in the history of this blog. I will work hard to make th…