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[edit] Poor/Incorrect Citation
I have a problem with the very last sentence of the section titled, Muhammad Drawings Controversy. The last sentence is cited by three articles 9-11, at least two of which do not mention anything about "the entire Swedish University system" being brought into question because of "The ability of someone like Vilks, with such an apparent lack of talent or basic drawing skills, to recieve a Ph.D in Art". I was unable to read the Swedish article, so perhaps it supports that message. However, citations 9 and 10 should be moved to a sentence to which they refer.
Thanks! LZ 129.187.122.33 09:21, 17 October 2007 (UTC)
