Justifying this impudence

nal, hurl insults, and France's President makes excuses for this. His justification is even worse than his insults. […]

"How can insulting the things that 1.5 billion people on Earth hold sacred be a form of freedom of expression, while investigating and clarifying the false and mythical issue of the Holocaust is not freedom of expression? There, nobody has the right to speak out, to investigate, and [to conclude] that the Holocaust is a myth, a lie, and an act of deception that has been turned into an excuse to steal the land of a group of oppressed Muslims in Palestine. It is a lie. It is a myth. Nobody has the right to talk about this. If a historian or researcher looks into this matter and comes to this conclusion, they execute him. They condemn him for just researching and discussing this topic. Is this not freedom of expression? Cursing the Prophet [Muhammad] is freedom of expression – hurting the feelings and faith of over 1.5 billion Muslims. Yet the oppressed blacks in America, and their chants of 'Human life matters,' is not freedom of expression. They kill, destroy, and oppress them just because they say 'Human life matters.'"

Also from MEMRI TV:

Canadian Islamic Scholar Younus Kathrada noted that disrespect of the Prophet Muhammad, such as in the form of cartoons that insult him, is disrespect of Allah, of Muslims, and of Islam. This is worse than police killings of black people in the United States.

Iranian Preacher Mohammad Mousavi condemned the recent reprinting of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad by Charlie Hebdo. He said that this is a calculated move on the part of the West to distance Muslims from the Prophet Muhammad, to cause Islamophobia, and to create "Prophet-phobia." The loyalty of Muslims to the Prophet Muhammad, however, will only grow stronger, and this will pave the way for the emergence of the Hidden Imam and for the "annihilation of the people of the West."

Well, we've been warned.