A Danish Islam-hater, Kurt Westergaard, who in 2005 depicted molest drawings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and offended religious feelings of 1.5 billion Muslims worldwide, was nominated for a so-called "press freedom prize", which was established in Germany.
It is expected that the mentally retarded bastard from Denmark receives his reward for perversion and filth disguised as cartoons, on 8 September at a ceremony in the German city of Potsdam.
The organizers of this provocation claim: "The prize is to be awarded for Kurt Westergaard's unbending engagement for press freedom and freedom of opinion, and for his courage to defend these democratic values despite death threats and violence" (apparently, the organizers mean that according to Sharia, insulting the Prophet is punished with death).
Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel, who follows an anti-Islamic policy, including persecution of Muslim immigrants, is also to speak at the ceremony of so called "awards".
It is to be recalled that Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard published in 2005 in a newspaper dirty drawings depicting the alleged Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). The series consisted of 12 foul fantasies of this bastard who pretends to be an "artist".
Official imam in Denmark named Ahmad Abu Laban, added to these 12 nasty pictures 3 other images that had allegedly been received from Danish Muslims.
The first of them depicts a man with a pig snout on his face and was, in fact, a retouched photograph of a car mechanic Jacques Marrot from the town of Tire-sur-Baise in southern France.
The second was the image of unclear origin, in which a dog with dirty hints by really mentally retarded Danish bastard Westergaard was painted behind a praying Muslim woman.
The third "cartoon" added by Abu Laban was accompanied by an inscription offensive content in Danish and its translation into Arabic.
Following the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten, many Western media continue to publish vile images of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Muslims in response continue to express only public indignations.
The major problem is that leaders of so-called "Islamic countries" do not boycott Danish goods as well as goods from other European countries.
It is to be recalled that Islam categorically forbids all images of Prophet Muhammad, including so-called "positive" pictures.
Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center
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