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Jihad in Germany?Dec 29th, 2006 - 17:45:20
Decapitating Mohammed is the worst offense against Allah, Islam and the Ummah. I don't think that this crime will remain unpunished, and as a devout Christian I can totally understand the anger and insulted feelings of the Muslim community.
The question is: How and when will the following individuals suffer the consequences of their blasphemic words, deeds and attitudes?
1. director Hans Neuenfels
2. opera manager Kirsten Harms
3. Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble (this one is currently under tight security protection, so the blowback against him will probably take place when he's no longer in office)
4. Chancellor Angela Merkel (ditto)
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