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I have to admit—it's a pretty darn accurate way to describe people like me. From the picture, the sign reads:

Five Years AMERICAN Imperealist Possession on
IRAQ is a Humiliation of Huminity & Mankind

You'd better keep your huminity safe from we dastardly imperealists!

Update: The Tanveer brothers are at it again. One of the two wire services involved here is getting ripped off. I'll let y'all figure out which one I think it is—though, for the record, Khalid does seem to be the better photographer of the two. Assuming there really are two of 'em.

You might be under the impression after listening to dhimmified Western leaders for the past 7 years or so, that Islam means "Peace."

Or, if you read many conservative blogs, that it really means "Submission."

Actually, judging by the sign bandied about by this particular Pakistani Portable Rage Mob, both of these sentiments are wrong.

You see, Islam stands for Always.

Who would've guessed it?

In Related News, it would seem that some loving, compassionate, ever tolerant parent in Iran has been busy teaching "family values" to his son.

What better way to show your kids how to live well, than to teach them how to kill the kuf'r?

You know, when one tries to make a point about woman's rights on International Women's Day (or is that "womyn's" and "Womyn's"?), one probably ought to refrain from referring to women as "it"...

'Course, not being the "progressive" type, I might just be missing out on some of the latest lingo.

Why bother checking for spelling and grammar, when all one needs is rage?

Pakistan is blazing with protests today over the Danish cartoons. Still. Which makes this 1 month of non-stop raging, essentially over some random ink on paper.

Incidentally, we Christians have seen far worse abuse than this piddliness, but you don't see us burning everything we can get our hands on to protest.

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Here is a round-up of the calm, collected, and very in-depth, well-considered Pakistani Islamist response to the knighting of Salman Rushdie (h/t lgf):



Of course, some will say that this will inflame the anger of the Middle East... but then again, when is their anger not ablaze?

Updates:

Day Four, Day Three, Day Two

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Yeah, it's not really news, but the Pope's speech seems to have sparked Muslim protests world-wide.

More pleasantry from the Religion of the Perpetually Offended. Keep your eye on this article—I'll be posting the photos from these protests as soon as they come across the wire. It always seems that Muslims spend the entire year preparing to protest, much like lefties, so I'm confident that we'll have some spectacular material here soon!

Muslim fury at pope jihad comments (CNN)
Pakistan parliament condemns Pope's Islam comments (AFP)
Pope compared to Hitler and Mussolini over Islam remarks
UPDATE 1-Islam row challenges Pope, raises security concerns (REUTERS)
Muslim fury grows at Pope's speech (Daily Mail)

The basic premise of modern Islam? "Think like us, or we'll kill you."

There ya go. It truly is "the religion of peace," isn't it...?

UPDATE 16:11 EST: It seems that Hamas has joined the party. The sycophantic press, of course, is doing their best to present the protesters as helpless, unarmed civilians. We know better, though. Also, Confederate Yankee has noticed the "Hump" sign, and found it as amusing as we did. Continue reading »

It seems that a series of supposedly spontaneous demonstrations have broken out around the world. Reports are coming in from places as far and wide as London and Indonesia. Here are some of the pictures sent across the wire—if there are any language experts out there, I'd definitely be interested in seeing the translations of some of the banners shown here. My hunch is that, far from being spontaneous, we'd instead discover that these protests are carefully coördinated. If that's the case, the question then becomes, "By who?"

As an aside, when viewing these pictures, keep in mind:—other than in London, very few of the people pictured are likely to speak English. This means that their signs were written for them by someone who does, and that the messages on those signs are intended strictly for a Western audience. The native-language posters may differ significantly in their message, but we generally don't have any way of knowing that, as the wires only send translations along on occasion.

In any case, I'm sure that Tehran has its hand in these protests. The messages are too similar for this to be "spontaneous" protest.

Indonesian protesters hold posters of world leaders considered opposition to the U.S. during an anti-Israel demonstration outside the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, Friday, Aug. 11, 2006. More than a hundred people in the capital of the world's most populous Muslim nation demonstrated against Israel's ongoing military campaign against Hezbollah guerillas in Lebanon and demanding an end to the violence. (AP Photo/Achmad Ibrahim)

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