The cartoons of Prophet Mohammed were first published in Jyllands-Posten in September 2005. There wasn't much reaction, so they were published again in early 2006, but this time in several European newspapers, most with Bilderbergers either owning or editing those newspapers. Murdoch was the first to publish the cartoons in Australia.
Those same cartoons have been republished AGAIN, and now 'bin Laden' has issued a threat that the EU will pay for it.
The Bilderberg/cartoon link is something I looked into, and what I found was a definite incitement by elements within Zionism/Bilderberg in publishing the cartoons.
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From http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/20/muhammadcartoons.osamabinladen
New Bin Laden attack on EU over cartoons
* Ewen MacAskill in Washington
* The Guardian,
* Thursday March 20 2008
* Article history
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This article appeared in the Guardian on Thursday March 20 2008 on p29 of the International section. It was last updated at 02:09 on March 20 2008.
An internet audio message from Osama bin Laden was released last night in which the al-Qaida leader threatened the EU over the publication of cartoons of the prophet Muhammad two years ago, but did not address contemporary issues.
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