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This story from March 18th in “Die Presse” of Austria states in summary that 3 Moslem members of the Marie Therese garrison demonstratively refused to salute the flag at a parade. They instead turned their backs on the flag, standing at attention. They stated that saluting the Austrian flag was not compatible with their faith.

Austrian Army officers have complained that Moslem soldiers are incompetent, making them skilled to do only the most rudimentary jobs. If they get a certificate from the Austrian Moslem Faith Community stating that they are observant Moslems, they are allowed to pray 5 times a day, no matter the job they are performing at the time. Some who go for Friday’s Prayers stay away the rest of the day. The only punishment they receive for this is more frequent watches during the weekend. Some of the Moslem soldiers eat pork, drink alcohol and some even do drugs, raising suspicions among officers that the certificate is used mainly for shirking their duties and that the certificates are too easy to get.
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Reading an article in Politiken, I stumbled across this little tidbit: Apparently our very own, the infamous pig-eared Imam Abu Laban is in the finals for the ‘Bad Democracy’ award for this month. The ‘Bad Democracy’ award is some leftist nonsense appealing to the socialists of this world, having been awarded to both George Bush, John Howard and Silvio Berlusconi, all of whom are upstanding men. But this month they actually included a real candidate - a man who has led the Danes on and fanned the flames of the Middle East, using purely democratic means. So far he has received around 50% of all votes, making him a clear winner so far. Please go there and vote for this slimy cretin.

UPDATE: DPP requests that all Danish Imam’s statements be recorded. See below.

In a not-so-surprising move by Arla foods of Denmark, those of whining fame when the Battle of Khartoon first set in, Arla has launched a new advertising campaign in the Arab world. That’s not too bad in and of itself. BUT. They’ve decided to go about it by printing this statement in Arab newspapers together with TV commercials:

Arla Foods Distancing itself from the Cartoons

Statement from Arla Foods

At Arla Foods we feel that it is our duty to bring to your attention our position on the unfortunate event which took place a few months ago. We are also addressing the conference for International Support for the Prophet to take place on March 22 and 23 2006 to explain our point of view.

Arla foods distances itself from the act of Jyllands-Posten in choosing to print caricatures of the Prophet Muhammed and we do not share the newspaper’s reasons for doing so.
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