article_snippet: Also in attendance that day was hate
article_snippet: Imagine the furore if someone had insulted a Muslim leader in the same vein.
article_snippet: Consider, to begin with, a cartoon posted on his Facebook page on January 12, less than a week after the Charlie Hebdo atrocity in Paris.
article_snippet: the Charlie Hebdo atrocity in Paris depicted murdered editor Stephane Charbonnier blowing murdered editor Stephane Charbonnier up by detonating a suicide vest comprising of rolled-up copies of the magazine which resembled sticks of dynamite, the clear implication being that the journalist was to blame for the journalist own death and those of nine colleagues for frequently publishing satires about the prophet Mohammed.
article_snippet: That message reinforced a previous Facebook entry on the day of the Paris attack itself.
article_snippet: Could there be a more inappropriate way of behaving, given his profession?
highlights_snippet: Tasnime Akunjee posted a sickening cartoon on Facebook after the Charlie Hebdo attack .
  