Fitna: Geert Wilders Film About The Koran
Words and pictures from the death cult that is Islam.
*Here's a working link to Fitna on private servers. But, play the beginning of the video below to see how "the religion of peace" quashes free speech with death threats.
"Stop Islamization. Defend our freedom." -- Wilders' words at the end.
What's sick but to be expected from Islam is that there's a fatwa against Wilders for criticizing Islam, and not for distorting Islam in the least, as you'll see when you see the film. He uses the words from the Koran and the words of Muslim Imams and leaders themselves. He's not making things up. From the Dutch NIS News Bulletin, the intercepted words of the fatwa against Wilders:
"In the name of Allah, we ask you to bring us the neck of this unbeliever who insults Islam and the Muslims and ridicules the prophet Mohammed," the site says about Wilders, according to the newspaper.The message honours Mohammed Bouyeri as a hero. This Amsterdam-born Moroccan Muslim cut Islam-critic Theo van Gogh's throat on 2 November 2004. The message also appeals for readers to "terrorise" the Netherlands to prevent Wilders' controversial film on the Koran from being broadcast.
Remember when Christians didn't like a movie being put out about their religion, Scorcese's The Last Temptation Of Christ? Their protests, by comparison, are almost cute. One site called it "blasphemous and boring," and asked "How low can Hollywood go?" More on that site from angry Christians:
"How is it . . . that the King of the Universe can be subjected to such ignominy and disrespect?!" asked Dr. James Dobson, President of Focus on the Family."The most serious misuse of film craft in the history of film making," was the verdict of Reverend Lloyd Ogilvie, of the First Presbyterian Church in Hollywood.
"I have never come across a more blatant attack on Christianity," was the opinion of Dr. Don Wildmon, Executive Director of the American Family Association.
"Absolutely the most blasphemous, degenerate, immoral depraved script and film that I believe it is possible to conceive," concluded Bill Bright, President of Campus Crusade for Christ.
Woooo, scary.
I don't know about you, but I'll take being called "blasphemous and boring" over being beheaded any day. You?
*Here's a working link to Fitna on private servers.