The range of reactions on the center-left could be seen in the first two comments on a two-paragraph story about the controversy posted on Talking Points Memo.
Mentioning Iraq only once, he claimed his government had "led the world" on foreign policy "whatever you think of the controversies post 9/11 and particularly Iraq".
The photographs have provoked a similar response to one posted by US TV presenter Melissa Bachman who sparked controversy by posting a picture of herself next to a lion she'd just "stalked and killed" in South Africa.
Gina Crosley-Corcoran, who runs The Feminist Breeder and has been in a similar situation to Kemp, joined HuffPost Live yesterday to discuss the controversy around posting images of breastfeeding online.
Monday night, Newsweek responded to the controversy by posting an "outtakes" gallery on its Daily Beast Web site, showcasing other photos taken for the article.
This vexed history, little known in England, and still the subject of controversy, entailed, post-Culloden, the final humiliation and destruction of those who had resisted English rule.
Government documents from the 1970's eavesdropping controversy were posted over the weekend on the Web site of the National Security Archive, a research center at George Washington University.
Baloch, who had stirred controversy by posting pictures online of herself with a prominent Muslim cleric, was found dead on Saturday at her family home in the central city of Multan.
Beppe Grillo, the former comedian and figurehead of Italy's anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S), has sparked controversy by posting a blacked-up picture of a government minister on his blog, a day after implying Italy's immigration policy could be "re-importing" tuberculosis.
This follows recent controversy around posts such as "European VC Needs Revolution, Not Evolution" by Fred Destin of Atlas ventures, and European VCs being branded "Timid, risk averse, bad" by the likes of Nick Halstead of Datasift.
