Well using a slightly different example as pointer.

The recent political assassination in Pakistan, when the bodyguard shot his employer 27 times while the rest of the bodyguard didn't lift a finger.

It's interpreted (apparently) that in objecting to Pakistan's censorship laws, this democratically elected official was guilty of blaspheming the prophet - oh, that's handy.

The clerics appear to be applauding the act, whilst the government 'officially' abhors the crime.

Since it appears that nobody can disagree with Muslim philosophy without risking their life (either now or later e.g. Rushdie), is this the future you want for our (once great) country or any other come to that?

When will so many of you realise that your brand of liberalism is interpreted as weakness by the radicals? You run the risk of being swept away unless people like Ake et al, are allowed to 'speak the unspeakable'.

We will see . . . unfortunately.

It's interesting how much spite and vitriol is aimed at him, rather than the people actually responsible for an ever-increasing list of crimes (well that's what we call them, the clerics of course, view it differently). I never realised that 'liberals' could be so vicious.

I just wonder how many acts of absolute and extreme prejudice against non-Muslims (world-wide) will occur before you collectively start to see the light.

Don't worry, I will no doubt be subject to a barrage of righteous indignation too. 'Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn'.