Inquiry magazine, containing four of the cartoons, because of fear for the safety of their employees.Borders, Waldenbooks Won't Carry Magazine, Carolyn Thompson, Associated Press Writer, 29 March 2006 30 March A group of Muslim organizations in Denmark sues Jyllands-Posten claiming the cartoons were defamatory and injurious.This lawsuit was dismissed on 26 October. April 3 April Sudan 'blocks' UN top humanitarian official's trip to Darfur saying that "in the light of the Danish cartoons row, it would not be sensitive or safe for a Norwegian such as Mr Egeland to visit." 5 April The US based Comedy Central network airs Cartoon Wars Part I, an episode of the controversial animated series South Park, about the controversy. 10 April Libya's leader Muammar al-Gaddafi, said on Al-Jazeera that "people who defamed Muhammad were defaming their own prophet, because Muhammad is the prophet of the people in Scandinavia, in Europe, America, Asia and Africa.[...] They should agree to become Islamic in the course of time, or else declare war on the Muslims." 12 April The US based Comedy Central network airs "Cartoon Wars Part II," an episode of the controversial animated series "South Park." Though the creators wanted to include an image of Muhammad in the episode as part of its message, the network ultimately demanded it censored. The episode also included disrespectful images of Jesus, George Bush and the American flag that were not censored, which the creators have said is meant to highlight the double standard. 24 April The demands for boycott of Denmark and punishing of the cartoonists are reiterated by Osama bin Laden. May 12 May An Al-Qaeda video calls for "Denmark, Norway and France" to be "destroyed [...] and transformed into a sea of blood" 26 May Canadian bookstore chain Indigo banned the sale of the magazines Western Standard and Harper's because they reprinted some of the illustrations in the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy. Indigo, however, did allow an issue of Free Inquiry magazine with some of the same cartoons to be sold in its outlets. 30 May Two-month jail sentences imposed by a Jordanian court on two journalists, Jihad Momani and Hisham Al-Khalidi, for reprinting cartoons of Muhammad. July 31 July 2006 German train bombing plot. Two suitcase bombs are discovered in trains near the German towns of Dortmund and Koblenz, undetonated due to an assembly error. Video footage from Cologne train station, where the bombs were put