The winds of the Muslim protests against the publication of those cartoons are still blowing, battering freedom of speech.  In Denmark, where the cartoons originated Denmark's top prosecutor said Wednesday he will not press charges against the newspaper that first published the Prophet Muhammad cartoons that triggered angry protests from Muslims worldwide. The Foreign Ministry warned the decision could spark "negative reactions" against Danes and warned citizens to be cautious when traveling in Muslim countries. Actually Danes——and all lovers of free speech and press——should be worried about traveling in their own country and continent the Islamic Faith Community, said it was disappointed in Fode's ruling and would consider raising the issue with The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France. "This can only damage Denmark on an international level," Kasem Said, a spokesman for the group, said of the ruling. But Denmark, and by extension all...(Read Full Post)