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April 23, 2008
Request For Contributions Of Mohammad Caricatures
Here's an interesting emailed-in request for Mohammad caricatures. The writer says he is a Norwegian University College student that's "more or less done with writing the manuscript" for his book; "1001 caricatures of Mohammad as a defense, for the right to ask the critical questions and make caricatures. As we can gather from the books title, he needs contributions in the form of 1001 caricature drawings of Mohammad and asks that we publish his request in our "blogg." It's signed "Alias John Smith."
So, being the nice folks that we are, here's his request for contributions of Mohammad caricatures:
1001 caricatures of MohammadHis blog is here ...What should the answer of the freedom loving peoples of the west be ageist the fascist forces in Islam who threatens with violence to stop critical opinions and caricatures of Islam?
If you are one of many who share my beliefs that we have to fight this totalitarian ideology, you now have the possibility to participate.
I am writing a book called "1001 caricatures of Mohammad as a defense, for the right to ask the critical questions and make caricatures. As you understand from the books title, I need contributions in the form of 1001 caricature drawings of Mohammad.
I am writing this book under a fictional name because of the dangers combined with expression critical views of Islam. Any contribution will be protected in the same manner as my self.
Make history; defend the freedom to many take for granted. With a pen you can stand up and fight for the right to be free in the battle of liberty for all the peoples of the world. Send your contribution to:
Yours sincerely
Alias John Smith
Judging from the reaction that Muslims exhibited during the Danish Cartoon episode from only 12 caricatures, the reaction "John Smith" will get from 1001 caricatures of Mohammed is going to be "interesting," to say the least.
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Posted by Richard at April 23, 2008 10:02 AM
