A "Time For The CNN" ...To Broadcast Our Surrender?

Submitted by orange yonason (United States), Feb 9, 2006 at 15:50

BS"D

...because that is all they will accept.

To those who are waiting for the Dhimmis at CNN to take a stand, I suggest that a fallback plan is in order, as this Cox&Forkum toon aptly illustrates:
http://www.coxandforkum.com/archives/06.02.07.WestDhimmi-X.gif

And even if CNN were to find it's courage, what could they accomplish beyond giving our enemies another reason to laugh at how clueless we are?

" Omar at "IraqTheModel" ( http://iraqthemodel.blogspot.com/2006/02/time-for-cartoon-post.html ) makes a point that naive westerners, including those in the Bush administration, should remember:

[E]ven if the entire EU apologizes it won't change a thing; fanatics in our countries here had always considered the west their infidel arrogant crusader enemy and no apology no matter how big or sincere can change that.Omar also notes that
[W]e here in the Middle East have tons of jokes about Allah, the prophets and the angels that are way more offensive, funny and obscene than those poorly-made cartoons, yet no one ever got shot for telling one of those jokes or at least we had never seen rallies and protests against those infidel joke-tellers.
Apologies, soothing statements, and hand-wringing will be perceived by the "Arab Street" as further evidence of weakness, not of good will."
http://powerlineblog.com/archives/013080.php

They are as beyond reason as they are of appeasement. Only the destruction of civilization as we know it will satisfy them, like even that would be enough.

They are a force to be irradicated, not reasoned with...
http://www.siteinstitute.org/index.html

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