Thursday, February 21, 2008

Europe News Summary 20th Feb


This is big in the newspapers today. Jyllands-Posten puts it this way, in large type on the front page:

Go to Hell

That’s quite clear. “Hell” in this context would be countries where Islam rules.
Bad places indeed.Villy now has 500+ comments on his blog, most of them ecstatic, and he has a new post on about Hizb ut-Tahrir up today. This is a watershed event.
For those whining about your own politicians still not getting it, please grab the opportunity and tell them that even the left wing in Denmark has had enough and wants the Islamists to leave our nice countries, and that it is time for other democracies to follow the example.- - - - -
- - - -Writing letters and blogging is recommended. And it takes time. One doesn’t get a victory like this in one shot, it takes a bit of groundwork to get there. Since we’re the best educated about it, it’s our task.For the Intifada in Denmark, it’s pretty much over.
Apart from bombing a solarium 500 meters from my office, nothing of note happened today or yesterday.
And Kurt Westergaard, the artist behind the bomb-in-turban Motoon, said Monday that he had no place to stay. I offered to Flemming Rose that he could use my summer house, and lots of others came up with similar offers. He’s now safely housed again, and I got a warm “thank you” from Flemming Rose.
Islam sure makes life more challenging…

h/t: http://www.gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/


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Bombing in Copenhagen - A turn for the worse
Guardian Unlimited
February 20 2008
By Jakob Illeborg

A bombing in Copenhagen this morning followed a week of street riots over the 'Prophet' cartoons

Around 11am today a bomb exploded in a solarium in Copenhagen. The suntan shop was situated just by the national football stadium in Oesterbro, a peaceful and affluent part of the Danish capital. The explosion completely destroyed the shop and the surrounding flats were also damaged.

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