A newspaper first published in Denmark in 1871 that became famous for cartoons of Muhammad published in 2006 that results in Islamist riots. The term is Danish for "Jutland Post".
I wonder how many people outside of Scandanavia knew about the Jyllands-Posten before the controersy
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Get the Memogate mug.A person who lectures everyone else on environmentalism yet fails to follow that same advice.
Examples may include: Living in a house larger than your critics, driving the very SUVs you rally against instead of the electric or hybrid cars you think are so great, or flying around in private jets.
Examples may include: Living in a house larger than your critics, driving the very SUVs you rally against instead of the electric or hybrid cars you think are so great, or flying around in private jets.
Some ecohypocrite decided to lecture us on saving gas, but I saw his air-conditioned limo parked outside.
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Jesse MacBeth is the most famous phony soldier, who claimed he served in Iraq, but lasted only 44 days in basic training.
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