Look who's back in time to celebrate easter and the 5th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/080319/world/international_security_binladen_dc
It seems strange and suspicious that Bin Laden would resurface to bing up the Danish cartoon issue of 2005 so long after the whole thing has been forgotten by the rest of the world.
"Bin Laden's message was entitled "The Response Will Be What You See, Not What You Hear," according to the password-protected Ekhlaas Web, which carries messages and statements from al Qaeda-affiliated groups around the world."
I know I'm just a paranoid conspiracy theorist but even to my fevered mentally unstable mind, this story seems concocted (and badly at that.)

Humor is richly rewarding to the person who employs it.
It has some value in gaining and holding attention,
but it has no persuasive value at all.
 

John Kenneth Galbraith

Is a 9/11 humor-offensive offensive?

Shouldn't we dare to ridicule our doctrinal system that fosters cognitive dissonance, schizophrenia and presumably laughs at us sheeple? Isn't it a jolly good tradition to make fun of the powerful?

With today's single-digit-second attention spans isn't it kosher to engage in a humourous counteroffensive? What do you think??? Too touchy a subject?

Imagine the jokes that Bill Hicks would crack!

Laughter may not change anything, but it can help to overcome fear, right?

Please post links to your favourite cartoons (jpg, gif) , stand-up routines (mp3) and videos that ridicule the doctrinal system.

If you find a good cartoon on the web, right-click, "copy image location" and then, in your comment-posting here, paste the {link} like so: