A missile attack on the headquarters of embattled Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi has been blamed on Denmark by the country’s state-controlled media. According to a report in the BBC, a news announcer on the national TV station, who suddenly switched from Arabic to English in the middle of a broadcast, said Denmark instigated Sunday’s bombing in Tripoli due to a grudge against Islam.
The reporter said that Demark has led a “campaign against Muslims for years”, making reference to the 12 controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed which were printed in the Jyllands-Posten newspaper in 2005.
In a similar announcement, the national news agency Jana said: “The fact that Denmark, which has led a campaign against Islam and Muslims for years with its blasphemous caricatures of Mohammed, is leading the bombings, shows that the aggression is a crusade against the Muslim people, including the Libyan people, with the goal being to terrorise Muslims and to wipe out Islam.”
The Danish government has confirmed that six F-16 fighter jets have been sent on missions in the unstable North African country, but denied that any missiles have yet been fired by the country’s planes.
Denmark has no “hills” Khanzeera! Learn some Geography!!
Unless you love tulips and cheese your boycott is useless.
go to hill denmark …we will boycott you forever