Danish Terrorists Set Off Deadly Cartoons Across Middle East
Several large, deadly cartoons rocked various Arab cities in the Middle East last week. Between Thursday morning and Friday afternoon, at least six cartoons were set off in cities throughout the Arab world. The group claiming responsibility is a Danish terrorist group called Cartoonists For Mass Destruction.
As you can see on this map, offensive cartoons were unleashed in the cities of Mosul, Baghdad, Damascus, Beirut, Tehran, and Gaza. Although estimates vary greatly, most believe at least 38 people were killed by the cartoons, with hundreds more injured and possibly thousands offended.
The Arab world fears that more deadly cartoons may be on the horizon. However, FBI analysts believe Danish terrorist groups are having trouble finding suicide artists willing to lose their lives in order to unleash more cartoons. Some nations such as Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Lebanon have tightened border security by barring any pencils or pads from entering their countries.
