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Joshua Foust opines on the protests of a few thousand people in Afghanistan against repeated reprinting in Denmark of cartoon images of the Prophet Mohammed.
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The title and the text refer to two different issues. Geert Wilders is an MP form Holland who is about to publish a negative movie called Fitna about the Islam. He has nothing to do with the Danish cartoons, though the two have been linked in the Muslim world.