Engineered violence continues

By LB on February 7, 2006 9:25 AM | Permalink | TrackBacks (0) | Sphere: Related Content

The violent protests engineered by Islamic leaders continues again today. Here's a short photo round-up of the manufactured outrage:

In Pakistan, journalists use the cartoon protest to engage in a little gratuitous antisemitism:

Meanwhile, I've noticed a trend in the signage used. Either the leaders of the protests have become concerned that they're not helping their cause with threats of a European 9/11, of the media are now focusing on more moderate slogans:

Here are some more Pakistani "Journalists" protesting free speech by burning a cartoonist in effigy:

In Bethlehem, Palestinians protest the cartoons by burning an American flag:

As the initial rage dies down, the hard core get creative. Here's a Palestinian man spitting benzine onto a burning Danish flag:

In Tehran, a boy shows that the indoctrination didn't take as he gives up the protest to play with a toy horse:

Also in Iran, a protester shoots for drama:

And this man trying to climb the Danish embassy fence is a member of the clergy:

Bangladesh can now be added to the list of countries with protests. Fewer signs about cartoons here, more about hate:

Also added is Egypt:

In London, Omar Khayam (the man pictured below dressed as a suicide bomber in front of the Danish embassy) was arrested today for violating his parole, and is being sent back to prison. There has to be a lesson in here somewhere...