Muhammad Caricature Watch: The False Cartoons and Danish Imams
Posted by Flap in Culture, Politics
Fake anti-Muslim cartoons attributed to Jyllands-Posten.
Michelle Malkin has THE LIES OF THE DANISH IMAMS
Lorenzo Vidino at The Counterterrorism Blog follows up on his report about how a delegation of Danish imams led by Ahmed Abdel Rahman Abu Laban disseminated fake anti-Muslim cartoons and attributed them to the Jyllands-Posten to stir up Islamist rage.
The Counterterrorism Blog: More lies from Danish Imams (Updated 2/5)
Last Friday the CT Blog revealed how a delegation of Danish Muslims, led by Copenhagen imam Abu Laban, toured the Middle East in December and showed fabricated cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed in a very offensive fashion, even though the pictures had never appeared on Jyllands Posten.
The controversy has now exploded in Denmark. Friday night Danish public television, DR, ran two interesting stories about Abu Laban, the man who organized the delegation’s trip to the Middle East. While the first profiled him, showing his extensive links to the Egyptian group Gamaa Islamiya, the second showed his double-talk. Abu Laban, in fact, was first shown speaking on Danish television condemning the boycott of Danish goods (in English), then shown interviewed on al Jazeera, cheerfully commenting on the effectiveness of the boycott (in Arabic). To see the stories go to DR’s website, click on “Se TV AVISEN” on the right and select the news broadcast from Friday, Feb. 3, at 9 PM (the stories start on the 23rd minute).
Moreover, Andy Cochran has just made available to me the English translation of the Arabic letter that the Danish Muslim delegation presented during their tour of the Middle East. To see the document, irrefutable proof of the delegation’s intent to create animosity, click here: Download danish_letter.pdf
UPDATE 2/5: The original files in Arabic and Danish, first published in the Danish daily Ekstra Bladet, can be found here.
Jim Hoft has much more on Abu Laban, including a video link to Fox News Channel reporter Jonathan Hunt’s interview with the terror-sympathizing Laban.
Michelle Malkin has this link from the American Thinker.
So, a concerted effort by the Danish Imams to disseminate FALSELY ATTRIBUTED and MORE PROFANE cartoons to the Arab World.
Disinformation and inflammatory/violent demonstrations reminds Flap of the old Soviet Union/Communist playbook.
Do you think the Danes are learning about their Islofascist problem?
Perhaps……..
Flap will have more links and sample fake cartoons as they become available. Some links are not working – probably due to traffic.

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A Lebanese Islamist stands outside the burning Danish consulate in Beirut February 5, 2006. Angry demonstrators set the Danish consulate in Beirut ablaze on Sunday and the violent turn in protests over publication of cartoons of Prophet Mohammad drew condemnation from European capitals and moderate Muslims.
Gay Patriot West (L) and Ken Masugi, formerly of
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, right, receives a message of Cuban President Fidel Castro delivered by Cuban Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque, in an official meeting in Tehran, Iran, Sunday, Feb. 5, 2006. On Saturday Iran’s president ordered the resumption of uranium enrichment and an end to snap inspections of its facilities after the U.N. nuclear watchdog voted to report Tehran to the Security Council. Twenty-seven of 35 member nations on the IAEA board voted for Iran’s referral, reflecting more than two years of intense lobbying by the United States and its allies to enlist broad backing for such a move. Cuba, Venezuela and Syria voted against, and five members abstained.
The Natanz uranium enrichment complex in Natanz is pictured in this January 2, 2006 satellite image.


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