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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (76980)	1/2/2010 10:33:40 AM
From: TideGlider	Respond to of 224729

A Feel Good Holiday story Gunfire ends attack on Muhammad cartoonist Danish police shoot armed man in ‘terror related’ case at artist’s home Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard poses at his home in Viby near Aarhus, Denmark, on Sept. 15, 2006. View related photos Preben Hupfeld / AFP - Getty Images file Europe video MORE VIDEO Britain's Brown calls for full body scanners Jan. 1: While the ACLU has protested using full body image scanners in the U.S., Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Friday said he supported the security measure. NBC's Pete Williams reports. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- British colleges home for radical Islam? Gunman dies after killing 5 in Finland Killer superbug solution discovered in Norway Gunfire ends attack on Mohammad cartoonist Lost couple can't blame GPS, says Air Force Weather Channel anchor gets on-air proposal Drug-resistant infections lurk in meat we eat Most viewed on msnbc.com A lost decade for U.S. economy, workers Health bill would leave millions uninsured Gunfire ends attack on Mohammad cartoonist Identical twins born in 2 separate decades Limbaugh released; no heart trouble found Most viewed on msnbc.com updated 2 minutes ago COPENHAGEN - A Somali man was under heavy guard at a Danish hospital Saturday after police stopped him from killing an artist whose cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad outraged the Muslim world, the country's intelligence chief said. Jakob Scharf, head of the PET intelligence agency, said the 28-year-old man with ties to the al-Qaida group al-Shabab broke a window and entered Kurt Westergaard's home in Aarhus on Friday night armed with an ax and a knife. The 75-year-old artist, who has received previous death threats for depicting the Prophet Muhammad with a bomb-shaped turban, pressed an alarm and fled with his visiting 5-year-old granddaughter to a specially made safe room. (more) msnbc.msn.com