Danish radical Muslims are not giving up on the newspaper Jyllands-Posten and both its editor-in-chief Carsten Juste and its culture editor -and PajamasXpress blogger- Flemming Rose. They plan to issue a fatwa on them if they’re acquitted by Denmark’s Supreme Court for the publication of the 12 cartoons of Mohammed in September 2005. Read the whole story at PajamasXpress Northern Lights.
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The crux of the matter is that they want Denmark’s courts to OBEY the edicts of sharia. And they’re threatening that, if Denmark doesn’t obey, they’ll create conflict from within the country and from without.
Isn’t this somewhat presumptuous, coming from a community of immigrants?
The answer is for them to be deported to their country of origin if they will not obey the laws of the country in which they reside.
When I’m free to import Bibles, beer, and bacon to Saudi Arabia, then we’ll talk about sharia law here, not before.
No sir, Dick. It is not somewhat presumptuous. Like a lot of Islamist behavior, it is outrageously presumptive.