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Open Thread: It’s a busy Sunday morning for Islamic apologists

Published by Foehammer 9 months, 1 week ago in Islam in America, Iran, Islam, Dhimmitude, Saudi Arabia, Cartoons, Syria and Open Threads.

By now you’ve read or heard or seen the news about the victimized British school teacher in Sudan who made the innocent “mistake” of allowing her classroom to name their mascot teddy bear Muhammad. Well, as predictable as the Sun is on a Sunday morning, here comes the wave of articles bound and determined to convince us that the “real Islam” is nothing like the Islam in Sudan. Or Saudi Arabia. Or Iran. Or Syria.

Um…

Just take a gander at some of this morning’s stories that I pulled off of my (very handy) Jihad News Feeds:

Do recent events represent Islam? - Edmonton Journal

A strain of Islam the West refuses to confront - Edmonton Sun

A failure to confront radical Islam - Times Online

The truth is, as we’re beginning to realise, we’re locked into a battle for hearts and minds at the core of which lies a battle for the essence of Islam…

The “essence” of Islam? We don’t have enough terror in the world to let us know what that “essence” really is? If a neighbor walked into your home every day and struck you in the head with a shovel and said: “Allah made me do it.” — would that give you a better understanding?

Fanatics destroy image of Islam in Sudan and Saudi Arabia - Ya Libnan

Hirsi Ali’s Anti-Islamic Propaganda - Black Star News

Oh, but wait, I’ve saved the very best for last. Did you know that President George W. Bush has authorized the creation of a United States Postal Stamp that honors Islam? Did you also know that it will be released in the U.S.A. on Christmas Day, 2007? Well, now you do.

United States Stamp Honoring the Muslim religion

Yet, all hope is not lost, gentle readers. I saw this exchange live and I was cheering Brigitte Gabrielle from my living room. Even Bill O’Reilly seemed genuinely tired of the excuses for Islam:

This thread is now open to any and all discussion of your choosing, but I think I know where this one is going to head.

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Anvil Spotlight: Z

Published by Foehammer 11 months ago in Foehammer's Anvil, Dhimmitude, Cartoons and Anvil Spotlight.

I’m contacted daily by concerned citizens of the world. Sometimes I’m contacted by especially talented individuals who seek to actually give of their time and amazing gifts and confront the threat of Islamofascism more directly. Such is the case with the artist Z.

The climate of the past week was one of dhimmitude and submission by Western governments and worst of all the Congress of the United States of America, the Pentagon and President Bush himself. It also saw the retirement of Cox & Forkum from their weekly political cartooning. The appearance of the following cartoon by Z could not then come at a more fitting time:

In the coming months I hope to present more original work from Z here at the Anvil. Stay tuned!

RELATED: Selling the Rope to Those Who Would Hang Us
(hat-tip: Orville)

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Cox & Forkum Taking a Final Bow (for now)

Published by Foehammer 11 months, 1 week ago in News, Cartoons and Anti-Dhimmitude.

My favorite political cartoonists over at Cox & Forkum Editorial Cartoons are calling it quits for all the reasons that I myself absolutely relate to. If you have been paying attention at all here at the Anvil, you have noted their work featured here every day.

This is a sad realization that negative energy and mediocre financing can push people further away from pursuing this grind on a daily basis, but I know that these gentlemen will be heard from again and again down the road when the creative and righteous call becomes too difficult to ignore. Here is some of what Mr. Forkum had to say on the matter:

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Al-Qaida: Bounty on Swedish cartoonist

Published by Foehammer 11 months, 4 weeks ago in Eurabia, Al Qaeda, Tiny Minority of Extremists, Islamofascism and Cartoons.

Chalk this in the ‘here we go again’ department. From the AP:

The leader of al-Qaida in Iraq offered money for the murder of a Swedish cartoonist who recently produced images deemed insulting to Islam, according to a statement carried by Islamist Web sites Saturday.

In the half hour audio file entitled “They plotted yet God too was plotting,” Abu Omar al-Baghdadi also promised a new offensive in Iraq during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

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Never Again

Published by Foehammer 12 months ago in 9-11 and Cartoons.

Any more questions?

CREDIT: Cox & Forkum

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Opus Pocus: Now you see a comic strip, now you don’t — thanks to Islam

Published by Foehammer 1 year ago in Islam in America, Dhimmitude, Cartoons and Censorship.

Well, here we go again. This time it’s cartoonist Berkeley Breathed of Bloom County and Opus fame that is feeling the pinch of Dhimmi American media and the ongoing tug-of-war with Muslim “sensitivities.” It seems that the latest (August 26th) and upcoming (September 2nd) Opus comic strips are just too hot for quite a few (c. 25) American newspapers to publish. What’s the problem? Surely the ‘Religion of Peace and Nature’ isn’t going to stir up a ruckus over a cartoon?

:sarcasm2:

You can view the August 26th Opus comic for yourself here.

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Flexing My Freedom of Speech: Cartoon Muhammad Roundup

Published by Foehammer 1 year, 1 month ago in Islamophobia?, Multimedia, Dhimmitude, Television, Cartoons and Humor.

I’m just in a surly mood this morning (probably because I haven’t had my coffee yet), so I think I’ll just post some things here to annoy Islamists.

I’m sure many of you remember the wahoo that was created back in April, 2006 on Comedy Central when ‘South Park’ creators intended to air an episode lampooning Muhammad. Comedy Central producers whimped out bigtime, of course, and no images of Muhammad were shown; tensions were still running high from the Cartoon Riots.

Here’s that clip:

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Gates of Vienna: “For a Mohammedan-Free Denmark”

Published by Foehammer 1 year, 2 months ago in War with Islam, Eurabia, Islam, Cartoons and Anti-Dhimmitude.

My compatriots over at Gates of Vienna have posted some “warm” video that you will appreciate. Baron Bodissey says:

I mentioned on Saturday that a group in Denmark was planning to burn an effigy of Mohammed (instead of a witch) at the traditional midsummer festival.

Since then the group that burned the Prophet has contacted SIAD, who kindly uploaded the video for us.

The Danes made quite a production of the bonfire — the soundtrack has “Light My Fire” on it…

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Shock Therapy

Published by Foehammer 1 year, 5 months ago in Iran, Islamofascism, Cartoons and Humor.

The wickedly funny political cartoon creators over at Cox & Forkum (you see their work featured here every day now) have managed to bring us some shock therapy for the Iranian Islamofascist that annoys you most. I’m betting that you’ll find it therapy for yourself though.

Don’t press the RED BUTTON — unless you think Iran shouldn’t have nukes or British hostages.

Update: I couldn’t help but add my own little audible extra to this cartoon.

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Cox & Forkum for some comedy relief

Published by Foehammer 1 year, 5 months ago in Foehammer's Anvil and Cartoons.

I’ve started implementing yet another new feature on the Anvil: front-page cartoons. My Gallery is always growing, but I wanted to continue with the “newspaper” theme that I started, so the idea of adding some Funnies to the first page of the Anvil seemed a logical step. And with this much darkness to read each day, I think it’s comedy relief worth having right at hand as my readers scan through the most recent articles. And hell, it’s probably more needed by me.

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