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Friday, May 20, 2005

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 Conservative cartoon causes rioting in Pakistan

Do you believe the Bush Cartel will demand a retraction from his friends, the Moonies? Don't hold your breath:
A cartoon in The Washington Times lampooning Pakistan's role in the US war on terror has turned into a rallying point for nationalist passions and hidden anti-American sentiments here.

The "offensive" cartoon (published May 6) shows a US soldier patting a dog (Pakistan) that holds Abu Faraj Al Libbi (a terrorist linked with Al Qaeda) and saying, "Good boy ... now let's go find bin Laden."

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