david H

This is the shocking film osted on the net by Gert wilders.

LiveLeak.com - Fitna the Movie: Geert Wilders' film about the Quran (English)

The Bear

How sad the Dutch PM has spoken out AGAINST the release of this exposure of the truth.

Surely it contravenes the obscene publications legislation as well as race hate legislation.

How strange that the Quoran is on sale in Britain.

If not then WHY NOT!

And this is the filth that the government not only permit but want to have taught in our schools?

mattyr2k8

the politicians who tried to censor this from being released are essentially letting the fascists who want to remove all democracy and replace it with sharia law win.

david H

Muslim nations condemn Dutch Koran film
Niclas Mika Reuters - 28th March 2008
Muslim nations condemned on Friday a film by a Dutch lawmaker that accuses the Koran of inciting violence, as Dutch Muslim leaders urged restraint.Islam critic Geert Wilders launched his short video on the Internet on Thursday evening. Titled "Fitna", an Arabic term sometimes translated as "strife", it intersperses images of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States and Islamist bombings with quotations from the Koran, Islam's holy book.
The film urges Muslims to tear out "hate-filled" verses from the Koran and starts and ends with a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammad with a bomb under his turban, accompanied by the sound of ticking.
The cartoon, first published in Danish newspapers, ignited violent protests around the world and a boycott of Danish products in 2006. Many Muslims regard any depiction of the Prophet as offensive.
"The film is solely intended to incite and provoke unrest and intolerance among people of different religious beliefs and to jeopardise world peace and stability," the 57-nation Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) said.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned the film as "offensively anti-Islamic" and said there was "no justification for hate speech or incitement to violence".
Iran called the film heinous, blasphemous and anti-Islamic, and Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation and a former Dutch colony, said it was an "insult to Islam, hidden under the cover of freedom of expression".
The Saudi Arabian embassy in The Hague said the film was provocative and full of errors and incorrect allegations that could lead to hate towards Muslims, news agency ANP reported.
Dutch Muslim leaders appealed for calm and called on Muslims worldwide not to target Dutch interests. The Netherlands is home to about 1 million Muslims out of a population of 16 million.
"Our call to Muslims abroad is follow our strategy and don't frustrate it with any violent incidents," Mohammed Rabbae, a Dutch Moroccan leader, told journalists in an Amsterdam mosque.
The Dutch Islamic Federation went to court on Friday to try to stop Wilders from comparing Islam to fascism, saying he incited hatred of Muslims.
"INFLAMING HATRED"
Dutch authorities reported no incidents in contrast to the unrest that swept the country after the murder by a militant Islamist in 2004 of Dutch director Theo van Gogh, who made a film accusing Islam of condoning violence against women.
In a survey conducted on Friday, pollster Maurice de Hond found that only 12 percent of those questioned thought the film represented Islam accurately, but 43 percent agreed Islam was a serious threat to the Netherlands over the long term.
Wilders has been under heavy guard because of Islamist death threats since the murder of director van Gogh. Support for his anti-immigration Freedom Party rose in anticipation of the film to about 10 percent of the vote.
The Dutch government has distanced itself from Wilders and tried to prevent the kind of backlash Denmark suffered over the Prophet cartoons.
Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende said he was "proud" of how Dutch Muslim organisations responded to the film but that it was too early to draw conclusions on the international consequences: "There are reasons for continued alertness."
Dutch exporters association Fenedex said it did not expect a negative impact on Dutch companies in Muslim countries.
There was a small protest by dozens of Islamists in Karachi on Friday, demanding that Pakistan sever diplomatic ties with Denmark and the Netherlands.
NATO has expressed concern the film could worsen security for foreign forces in Afghanistan, including 1,650 Dutch troops.
Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard objected to the use of his drawing of the Prophet Mohammad, saying it was shown out of context and that he had taken legal action to have it removed.
"I think it is a very primitive film with many generalisations of Muslims. My cartoon aims at terrorists who use interpretations of the Koran and Islam as their spiritual dynamite," Westergaard said.

mattyr2k8

atleast noone had their cars/buildings burnt down or died yet i hope :\

david H

The film made by Geert Wilders has just been removed from the internet. It happened just after I had watched it when a message came up to say that it had been removed, apparently due to threats made to the staff. The UK government also advised removing it due to threats to staff.

mattyr2k8

respect to liveleak for letting it stay for awhile, i understand them removing it though. submitting to islamic militant's threats is just letting them get another win against free speech and democracy, but noone wants innocent liveleak workers being hurt by maniacs who have probably never even watched the documentary.

The Bear

I would dearly love to get a DVD or even a download of that film in order to circulate it as widely as I could.

If itcould be possible than I believe we ALL have a duty to do so to better educate people just what Islam REALLY is about.


Anyone with any contacts or ideas please PM me.

mattyr2k8

itll probably be on torrent sites in full, also its uploaded on youtube in 2 seperate parts (due to lengthlimits) by about 10 different people by now probably

John Cooper

Jihad Watch
has it and the mo cartoons.