“No, you can’t all play Aladdin in Copenhagen this year.”
.

There’s a Muslim protest in London today at 2pm outside the Danish embassy organised by Al Ghurabaa [ht: HNN via Michelle Malkin].

Also on the Al Ghurabaa website is another page calling for Muslims to “Kill those who insult the Prophet Muhammad“.

Nice to know some divisions of the Muslim community in the UK are as “peaceful” as their middle eastern brethren, but isn’t a call to commit murder illegal? I think I’ll be staying off public transport for a while anyway.

Hey, any Americans out there got a spare green card that you can donate to a poor British blogger who may need to flee Europe in a hurry?

Guess who’s up in arms!

Hanging tough: Palestinian gunmen said Thursday they would target citizens from France, Norway, Denmark and Germany unless the four governments apologise for the cartoons.

Aren’t some of these Muslim protesters guilty of double standards? They’re up in arms (literally) over these cartoons, but they have no qualms retaliating by burning Danish flags and walking on flags painted on the floor, or even inciting others to commit murder. Do two wrongs make a right in extremist forms of Islam or what?

Michelle Malkin (safely in the United States, lucky B) has a great couple of blog entries on this - including how CNN has messed in its diaper over this thru fear. Those blog entries are here and here.

Update:
Michelle Malkin has images from the protest in London. If those cartoons were offensive, what the heck are these placards all about? View them here.

Quote from the past:

“If you make people think they’re thinking, they’ll love you; But if you really make them think, they’ll hate you.“ - Don Marquis