Pope apology fails to end anger

Muslim clerics in Qom, Iran, were part of continuing protests

Pope Benedict XVI's renewed apology for comments he made last week on Islam has been welcomed by some Muslim groups but has failed to end the anger.

There were further protests in Indonesia and Iran and one influential cleric called for a day of anger.

The Pope on Sunday apologised in person for causing offence in the speech.

He said the medieval text he quoted, which said the Prophet Muhammad had brought the world only evil, did not in any way express his personal opinion.
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...... we are angry and we are going to stay angry, don't care how many times you apologise. FREE SPEECH ? - catch yourself on!