The French newspaper Charlie Hebdo will publish in its issue to be published on Wednesday again cartoons depicting the noble Prophet Muhammad, said its director Charb. The news agency was already burnt down once but they didn't get the message apparantly.
These cartoons "would shock those who will want to be shocked by reading a newspaper that they (Muslims) never read," said its director, called Charb interviewed by television iTV. He felt that the cartoons are not more challenging than usual. "Is freedom of press a provocation?" He asked. "Well France and its interests will find out this soon Allah's willing since these anti-Islamists understand only one language." Censored31 answered.
