Comments on: A retraction of a sort: I think we need to take a breather re: Islamic insanity http://www.generalquarters.com/2006/02/09/165/ Thu, 08 Jan 2009 13:42:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: Vakantie http://www.generalquarters.com/2006/02/09/165/#comment-7021 Thu, 30 Oct 2008 00:51:14 +0000 http://www.generalquarters.com/2006/02/09/165/#comment-7021 <strong>Droom vakanties...</strong> Een super vakantie die je je in je verdere leven nog vaak zult herinneren... Droom vakanties…

Een super vakantie die je je in je verdere leven nog vaak zult herinneren…

]]> by: Loren http://www.generalquarters.com/2006/02/09/165/#comment-396 Sun, 02 Apr 2006 10:16:18 +0000 http://www.generalquarters.com/2006/02/09/165/#comment-396 Hello, General Quarters. I was surprised and very disappointed that every free world paper, organization, blog, university, school, and government did not immediately publish and display all the "offending" cartoons. How dare that bunch of third world bullies foist their indignation and intimidation on us? There should have been an immediate wave of cartoons (and other materials) to the extent that the entire Muslim world would get a chrystal clear message from us saying they had no leverage on us and back off. I was extremely disgusted to see every university and every newspaper cave in and our own government to fail to counter the Muslim intimidation in the strongest possible terms. This was a lost chance to demonstrate freedoms we have to the entire world and perhaps to quench the flames of a now emboldened radical muslim cadre. We really blew it, I'm afraid... I admire the Danes for publishing their "we're so sorry you were offended" message, but still there should be no apology whatsoever for publishing anything legal. Where were the cartoons planted in people's front yards? Loren Hello, General Quarters. I was surprised and very disappointed that every free world paper, organization, blog, university, school, and government did not immediately publish and display all the “offending” cartoons. How dare that bunch of third world bullies foist their indignation and intimidation on us? There should have been an immediate wave of cartoons (and other materials) to the extent that the entire Muslim world would get a chrystal clear message from us saying they had no leverage on us and back off.

I was extremely disgusted to see every university and every newspaper cave in and our own government to fail to counter the Muslim intimidation in the strongest possible terms. This was a lost chance to demonstrate freedoms we have to the entire world and perhaps to quench the flames of a now emboldened radical muslim cadre. We really blew it, I’m afraid…

I admire the Danes for publishing their “we’re so sorry you were offended” message, but still there should be no apology whatsoever for publishing anything legal.
Where were the cartoons planted in people’s front yards?

Loren

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