Itulah yang dilakukan oleh Charlie Hebdo..
Dan orang Eropa kudu memikirkan kembali pandangan mereka tentang "multikulutral": beda kebiasaan sih bagus, tapi orang Islam juga kudu menghormati hak-hak azasi manusia... --- In [email protected], jack_fanotona@... wrote: > > Lawan dunk, bagaimana nih! Kayak china âï uighur atau rohinghya âï > myanmar, kalo lembek2 mah malah âï gigit > Sent from my BlackBerry® > powered by Sinyal Kuat INDOSAT > > -----Original Message----- > From: "Bukan Pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@...> > Sender: [email protected] > Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 08:11:25 > To: <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Subject: [proletar] al-arabiya: Paris sounds alarm as French weekly plans to > publish anti-Muslim car > > > Masaalah pelik... > > Mempertahankan freedom of speech secara konsisten.. > > Atau mengalah dihadapan orang-orang barbar yang begitu dungunya hingga tidak > bisa membedakan antara Jerman dan Inggris dari Amerika dan antara orang > Amerika dari pemerinah Amerika. > > Dan- ini yang jadi pertimbangan betul - mereka itu tidak segan-segan > membunuh manusia.. > > > الثلاثاء 02 ذو > القعدة 1433هـ - 18 > سبتمبر 2012م > > Paris sounds alarm as French weekly plans to publish anti-Muslim caricatures > > Caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed will appear on the inside pages of an > edition of French weekly Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday. (Reuters) > > Al Arabiya with Reuters > > The French government has called for restraint after learning that a > satirical weekly plans to publish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed on > Wednesday just as an anti-Islam video has ignited Muslim protests around the > globe. The Paris offices of the paper, Charlie Hebdo, were firebombed last > November after it published a mocking caricature of Mohammed, and in 2005 > Danish cartoons of the Prophet sparked a wave of protests across the Muslim > world in which at least 50 people were killed. Foreign Minister Laurent > Fabius, asked about the publication, said any provocation now could only be > condemned. > > Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault issued a statement saying: "In the current > climate, the prime minister wishes to stress his disapproval of all excess > and calls on everyone to behave responsibly." > > France is home to Europe's largest Muslim population. Calls are already > circulating on social networks and the Internet for protests on Saturday over > an anti-Islam film that was made with private funds in the United States and > posted on the Internet. > > Last Sunday police arrested about 150 people who sought to take part in an > unapproved protest near the U.S. Embassy in Paris. > > In the torrent of violence blamed on the film, U.S. and other Western > embassies have been attacked in cities in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. > > The U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans were killed last week > in an attack in Benghazi, and Afghan militants killed 12 people in a suicide > attack on Tuesday that they said was in retaliation for the film. > > Charlie Hebdo, renowned for its irreverent treatment of the political > establishment and public figures, argued that it had the right to uphold that > tradition. > > "We do caricatures of everyone, and above all every week, and when we do it > with the Prophet, it's called provocation," the paper's editor, Stephane > Charbonnier, told the news channel i>TELE. > > He said that if Charlie Hebdo stopped printing satirical work because of > pressure or fear of offence, it would be reduced to selling 16 blank pages > every week. > > Cartoons seen by Reuters that were due to be published on the inside pages of > the paper included a series of images, including nude caricatures, poking fun > at the Prophet Mohammed. > > Many Muslims object to any representation of Allah or the Prophet Mohammed or > to irreverent treatment of the Quran. > > The main body representing Muslims in France, the French Muslim Council > (CFCM), accused Charlie Hebdo of firing up anti-Muslim sentiment at a > sensitive time. > > "The CFCM is deeply attached to freedom of speech but considers that nothing > can justify insult and inciting hatred," it said in a statement. > > "The CFCM calls on the Muslims of France not to give in to such provocation > and urges them to express their indignation calmly and in lawful manner." > > Charlie Hebdo has got into hot water on similar issues more than once. > > Former editor Philippe Val was pursued in French courts on charges of racial > injury, and ultimately acquitted, after the paper reprinted the Danish > cartoons of Mohammed. > > جميع الحقوق > محفوظة > لقناة > العربية © 2010 > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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