The terrorists depicted ended up in hell. The message is that though they thought that their terrible stunt was going to get them into heaven, it was wrong and they ended up in hell. Their beliefs were skewed and most Muslims would agree that their religion doesn't justify such an act, whether they agree with the reasons behind it or not. So then someone said that we don't know for sure whether the people who did it were Muslims or not. Well, the country is gearing up for fucking war against terrorists, and the terrorists in the current focus happen to claim to be Muslim.
Editorial cartoons reflect the state of mind of the country as well.
So you really can't argue against the cartoon that way. Then someone said that the things that the guy is saying are stereotypical of Islam. But if the guy's beliefs are skewed anyway, it really doesn't give much credibility to what he's saying, so he's no representative of what Muslim beliefs are really like. Then someone said that it's still too early to be making political cartoons about this. To me, this undermines the whole idea of what activism is all about.