Mo In Hell: Cartoon On Catholic Mag

Dante: (the left one on the right)
"Isn't that guy divided in half from head to butt Mo?"
Virgil: (the right one on the right)

"Yes, he is divided because he brought division to society!
While the other one there with his trousers down is Italian politics concerning Islam."

Note: "with his trousers down" is an allegory for giving in.

Cesare Cavalleri, director of "Studi Cattolici" (Catholic Studies), has said that in fact the cartoon only portraits a passage from the Divine Comedy (Canto XXVIII). The cartoon is the first of series of anti-PC cartoons.

UPDATE: The Jyllands-Posten has an article on this cartoon. (In Danish)

UPDATE (2): Cesare Cavalleri, director of Studi Cattolici, is allegedly a member of the Opus Dei.
The director has apologised to anyone who feels offended by the cartoon. Is censoring the Divine Comedy next?

UPDATE (3): I have found a Washington Times article on this story.

I would like to point out a mistake in the Washington Times article: it is not Virgil asking Dante, but Dante asking Virgil. Virgil is Dante's guide.

UPDATE (4): A Telegraph article here. Note how the article falsely makes the reader believe that Mo is actually depicted in the cartoon.

UPDATE (5): This is the passage of the Divine Comedy the above toon refers to:

Inferno XXVIII, 19-42.

The poets are in the ninth
chasm of the eighth circle, that of the Sowers of
Discord, whose punishment is to be mutilated.
Mahomet shows his entrails to Dante and Virgil
while on the left stands his son Ali, his head cleft
from chin to forelock.
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