Intolerance crowd offended by French Magazine 'Charlie Hebdo' saying : Ordinary Muslims contributed to a climate in which the Brussels bombings took place.

(Paris)  It appears that those people who find fault in anything and everything, have found their cause of the week. 'Charlie Hebdo' the French satirical magazine which was thescene of a murderous Islamic gun attack in January 2015 has been lambasted by the ethical latte brigade for suggesting in an editorial  How Did We End Up Here?, Published eight days after attacks at Brussels’ airport and metro system killed more than 30 people. It said a fear of being seen as Islamophobic had inhibited the public from questioning or objecting to facets of Islam. The editorial began by listing several mooted explanations for the Brussels attacks, including police incompetence, youth unemployment, immigration and growing Islamism. But, it went on: “In reality, the attacks … are the last phase of a process of cowing and silencing long in motion and on the widest possible scale.” It singled out the recent appearance at Sciences Po, the elite Paris Institute of Political Studies, of the Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan. “His task, under cover of debate, is to dissuade people from criticising his religion in any way. The political science students who listened to him last week will, once they have become journalists or local officials, not even dare to neither write nor say anything negative about Islam.”

Of course faster than you can say “Is the Pope a Catholic?” Faux outrage has raised its head. Idiots who continue to try and spread the message that ‘Islam is a religion of Peace’ have tried to compare the situation in Europe with what happened to the Jews during the 1930. (The last I looked Jews weren't going around attacking airports, bus stations and murdering people in their hundreds (Europe that is) over a cartoon or even against fascists)

The thing is, when was the last time you saw a huge Islamic march down the middle of any city in the Western world where they protested against the idiots in their midst?  Hundreds of protests against the US,UK or Israel, protests against banning the hijab, arresting a terrorist , or even a cartoon. But any protests against FGM, honour killing or these murderous gun attacks .NO. That tells me all I need to know about peaceful Islam and how, until they do start openly condemning the religious bigotry written into the DNA of Islam , then the vast majority of Muslims are complicit in the ugliness that Islam has brought to Europe. But what is worse and which the article points out, is how any form of discussion of Islam is silenced as been...Islamophobic.

Dutch national TV airs cartoons depicting Islamic Prophet Mohammed

From ABNA (an Iranian news agency):

(Holland) Anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders on Wednesday aired blasphemous cartoons depicting Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on the Dutch national television.

The cartoons broadcast on the state-run television were first shown at an exhibition of the Great Prophet cartoons last month in Texas, U.S., where Wilders was one of the speakers.

Wilders aired the cartoons in programming reserved for political parties, saying that he broadcast the drawings to defend freedom of expression.

Expect a lot of rioting around the world. Yup, hundreds of thousands of Muslims have been murdered by their Fellow Muslims in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Libya, Yemen and Pakistan these past few years and nobody from the Islamic world will protest, but draw a chuffing cartoon and there's hell to pay.

Mohammed cartoon contest planned for Phoenix anti-Islam rally

The contest will take place outside Phoenix mosque. The attendees are encouraged to bring their guns.

PHOENIX - An anti-Islam rally in Phoenix on Friday will feature a Muhammad cartoon-drawing contest.

The scheduled location is outside the Islamic Community Center in north Phoenix.

The gathering comes less than a month after a similar event in Texas sparked gunfire that left two gunmen, both from Phoenix, dead.

The gunmen, whom federal officials identified as Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi, wounded a security officer before they were shot and killed at the scene.

Simpson had worshipped at the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix for about a decade, but he quit showing up over the past two or three months, the president of the mosque told The Associated Press.

A convert to Islam, Simpson first attracted the FBI's attention in 2006 because of his ties to a former U.S. Navy sailor who had been arrested in Phoenix and was ultimately convicted of terrorism-related charges. Less was known about Soofi, who appeared to have never been prosecuted in federal court, according to a search of court records.

The organizer of Friday's event said he had to do “something” because he does not want Islam spreading in the U.S.

“We’re just out utilizing our First Amendment,” organizer Jon Ritzheimer said.

Ritzheimer said he would not shoulder any responsibility if the event turned violent.

The Valley man organized an anti-Islam rally outside the same location several weeks ago, which was peaceful, he said.

He is urging attendees to be peaceful once again, but the Facebook page for the event warns people to come armed because of a “much-anticipated attack.”

Phoenix police released a statement Thursday, saying officers are aware of the event and are "working together [with other departments] to help ensure a safe event."

Dealing with this type of activity is a challenge that is facing law enforcement across the country. Dealing with groups of protesters and opposing views is not the difficult part. Our goal and the real challenge are trying to anticipate unlawful activities that might occur in conjunction with these events.

Phoenix police said they would have officers at the event, but would not provide other specifics regarding security measures.

Arizona's Council on American-Islamic Relations met with law enforcement on Wednesday and said they are grateful for their presence at Friday's protest.

"We thank law enforcement authorities for their proactive effort to ensure the safety of the mosque's congregation from hate-filled and armed protesters," said CAIR-AZ Chairman Imraan Siddiqi. "The promise of a heavy police presence at the rally of armed biker gang members will help calm fears of harassment and even attacks on worshipers."

A man who lives near the site of the planned rally hopes any violence does not affect neighbors.

“I just hope there’s no gun shots or anything going on,” Cristopher Cabrera said.