Danish imams try again for Motoon prosecution

June 25th, 2008 by Monitor

According to Islamonline, Danish Muslim groups are trying for the fifth time to get a successful prosecution against the Jyllands-Posten for publishing the Motoons.

Muslim “leader” Mohammed Khalid Samha said

We were quite sure that the Danish judiciary would not be fair to Muslims.

The judge is the last case explained the situation quite clearly, but it still hasn’t registered in he Allah-clouded brains of these imams:

It is a known fact that acts of terror have been carried out in the name of Islam and it is not illegal to make satire out of this relationship.

So we are glad that the Danish Muslim groups have taken MWW’s advice and decided to go to the European court. As we said, they have already spent a small fortune on lessons in the importance of free expression in a democracy. It would be silly to give up before they have learned properly.


One Response to “Danish imams try again for Motoon prosecution”

  1. mediawatchwatch.org.uk » Danish imams to pay for more Free Speech in Democracy lessons
    August 3rd, 2008 at 9:53 am



    [...] have lost count of the number of times Danish Muslim groups have tried and failed to bring a prosecution against the Jyllands-Posten for publishing the Motoons. But each [...]

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