"One man has been killed and several people injured including three police officers after a shooting at a free speech event at a Copenhagen cafe.

It's thought around 30 shots were fired by two gunmen at the Krudttoenden cafe in the north of the Danish capital shortly before 3pm GMT.

The two suspects are still at large having fled in a dark VW Polo, Danish police have said.

The event was attended by cartoonist Lars Vilks who received threats for drawing the Prophet Muhammed in 2007.

Vilks, who was unharmed during the attack, depicted the Prophet Mohammed dressed as a dog causing controversy over the images."

http://www.cityam.com/209436/copenhagen-...targeted-gunmen (bold emphasis added)

"Controversy" over the images? The shooters as usual yelled Allahu Akbar while they opened fire on a meeting devoted to free artistic expression. Vilks is believed to have been the intended target but maybe it was just the joy of killing for these Muslim cretins.

Mark Steyn has written a piece about this event, its background, and his connection with Vilks.

http://www.steynonline.com/6810/the-war-...-day-in-day-out

Liberalism is suicidal.

"In what is looking like a colossal blunder, the Copenhagen shooter was released from prison. This came after his violent history had been tracked by Danish officials. Yesterday Omar El-Hussein killed two and injured five others at a free speech conference and synagogue.

The 22 year old shooter had a long rapsheet and was under surveillance. The London Telegraph is reporting that he was released after serving a two year prison sentence for a violent crime. The shooter was born in Denmark and seemed to have been inspired by recent events:

“He was on the radar but he was not known to have travelled to conflict areas like Iraq or Syria,” Mr Madsen said. “We cannot yet say anything concrete about the motive … but we are considering that he might have been inspired by the events in Paris,” he told a news conference.

http://thepunditpress.com/2015/02/15/cop...-two-weeks-ago/

Mark Steyn offers a devastating column on these killings and the pusillanimous reaction of the Western elites. He winds up by saying, "The reaction of David Cameron and Helle Thorning-Schmidt suggests they have made their choice. I think, somewhere deep down, they know it's a recipe for slow societal suicide.", 'cause he's smart, like me.

http://www.steynonline.com/6813/the-morning-after