Cartoons Of The Prophet Muhammad

And, of course, it was never going to be long before the Bilderberg Group was mentioned:

Bilderberg Connection To Muslim Riots

Free Market News | February 7 2006

The controversy continues over the anti-Islamic cartoons published in a Danish publication. The latest word notes that Merete Eldrup, managing director of JP/Politikens Hus, the company that published the cartoons, is the wife of Anders Eldrup, chairman of DONG (Danish Oil and Natural Gas), a currently state-owned energy provider about to be privatized.

Moreover, according to a posting on Indymedia UK, as well as several other sources, Anders has been among the attendees at the last five meetings of the Bilderberger gathering, alleged by some to be an internationalist conspiracy bent on world government.

Meanwhile, his wife, before she took over the directorship at JP/PH, was both the Head of Secretariat at the Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs, and the Deputy Director of the Danish Energy Authority. She is currently Deputy Chairman and Managing Director of the Copenhagen Business School.
 
:blink: I'm feeling truly boggled by this coming in from left field, as well as the rumours about Abu Handsoff being a stooge of British Intelligence...
 
Both the Americans and the French have been up in arms for years that he has ben allowed to continue to subvert and recruit vulnerable young men to jihad. There is very little doubt that the security services and Special Branch allowed him to carry on as they had sources within his team who were reporting on all that was happening. It appears that at a later stage he himself, having been an unwitting supplier of information, did a few deals with the spooks.

It's a murky old business, this intelligence game.
 
Originally posted by rumoursabound@Feb 8 2006, 01:16 PM
Bilderberg Group:

Old news been around since 1954.
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rumours, Australia has been around since the world started but newsworthy things happen there every day.

In 1954 our own Denis Healey was one of the four founders of the Bilderberg Group.
 
:o British embassy in Tehran pelted with stones Wednesday February 8, 05:32 PM

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Demonstrators angered by European cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammad and by London's hostility to Iran's nuclear programme pelted the British embassy in Tehran with stones on Wednesday.

The crowd smashed several windows and chanted "Death to Britain" and "We are willing to sacrifice our lives for the Prophet Mohammad". Some of the protesters tried to charge the embassy's main gate, but a cordon of police
drove them back.
"We are here to protest Britain's role in sending us to the U.N. Security Council. We must defend our right to nuclear technology," said protester Mohammad Ali, 32.

Iran was reported to the U.N. Security Council last week, after failing to convince the world its atomic ambitions were only geared towards power stations, not arms.

Many protesters carried placards condemning the depiction of the Prophet Mohammad in European newspaper cartoons. Many Muslims believe it is sacrilegious to depict the Prophet.

The tone of the cartoons also caused grave offence in the Islamic world, with one appearing to portray the prophet as a terrorist, with a turban in the shape of a bomb.

British periodicals have not run the cartoons but conservative Iranian protesters generally regard London as responsible for many of the Islamic Republic's problems.

Most recently, Britain, called "The Old Fox" by some in Iran, has been accused of fomenting riots and bomb attacks among Iran's Arab minority. London denies the charges.

The British embassy protest is the latest in a series of demonstrations across Tehran.

About 100 demonstrators chanted slogans in front of the Danish embassy on Wednesday.

A crowd of some 1,000 people, mainly conservative students, attacked the Danish embassy on Monday night, throwing petrol bombs and trying to ram down the gate.

Some 60 protesters hurled stones and petrol bombs at the Norwegian embassy on Tuesday night.

Radical students stormed the U.S. embassy in 1979 in the aftermath of the Islamic revolution and held dozens of American diplomats hostage for 444 days
 
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