Cartoon War: Lessons Learned

By Poul Højlund, March 2, 2006:

Time to sum up a few lessons learned from the cartoon war.
First: Free Speech has no added ‘but …’.
Second: Not everything thing is what it pretends to be.
Third: Establishment sails under the flag of their own convenience.
Fourth: Terror pays off.
Fifth: We must separate the terms ‘Muslim’ and ‘Islamic’.
Sixth: No right of freedom stands without the strong support of you and me.
Seventh: UN does not function.
Eighth: As the press failed, the blogg’ers succeeded.
Ninth: The war aint over till Muslims have been freed from their Islamic oppressors.
Tenth: Only free speech will enable us to move forward.

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First: Free Speech has no added ‘but …’. Danish Prime states it clearly, supported by the new members of Europe, newly escaped from the communist yoke, and by some of the countries from old Europe with the largest number of Islamists.

Danish prime defines free speech in simple words: ‘The right to speak truth to power’. I call it “The incomprehensible simplicity of free speech”. We’re on the same track.

Second: Not everything thing is what it pretends to be. The Cartoon War was not about hurt religious feeling although a taboo was broken and a lot of Muslims hurt deeply.

The Cartoon War on the contrary was carefully orchestrated by OIC leaders in support of their demand of limitations to free speech world wide. Proof came when the world realised that the cartoons were printed in Egypt on October 17 without any outcry at all. Check “What is in the Islamic Pipeline” and “The Master Plan” for proof and documentation.

Third: In grave times sheep are separated from goats, as Danish PM stated it. It has been witnessed around the world with the political Teflon people desperately trying to silence us, with Quislings popping up everywhere, and with US and UK mass media bending knees to the Islamic censorship.

Lesson learned is the sinister one: establishment sails under the flag of their own convenience.

Fourth: Terror pays off. Why else would anyone take the madmen serious and why else would anyone bend knees to the absolute powers of the most oppressing religion of all times?

Fifth: We must separate the terms ‘Muslim’ and ‘Islamic’, the first being ordinary people of faith, the latter being the oppressing system utilising the faith of ordinary people.

Sixth: No right of freedom stands without the strong support of you and me.

Seventh: UN does not function. It was founded by democratic states to end wars and to defend freedom. During the years of the Cold War it took in any dictatorship around the world, leading to a majority of non-free states governing. It has led to massive corruption, intolerable incompetence and hypocrisy beyond limits.

If UN wanted to, it could demand that human rights were respected everywhere, and it could threaten with military force through the Security Counsel those failing to implement and protect these rights.

Eighth: As the press failed, the blogg’ers succeeded. It was Freedom For Egyptians that gave the proof for the Islamic setup, and it was in the blogoshere that the bullets for the battle were cast and in fact still are cast.

Ninth: The war aint over till Muslims have been freed from their Islamic oppressors. It will take time, it will cost lives and it will be a clash between civilisation and absolutism, between the free world and the medieval oppressors.

Tenth: Only free speech will enable us to move forward.