US film, Innocence of Muslims - New Drama

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Seems to me, everything is a drama to Muslims.

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Muslims have everyone running scared except perhaps the Chinese, Indians and the Russians.

Mind you... this isn't the scared because they are powerful, but scared because they are psycho.

Muslim world ignites again
* From: The Australian
* September 22, 2012 12:00AM

WITH tens of thousands of Muslims around the world expected to come out in violent denunciation of an American anti-Islamic film, the Obama government, in an unprecedented move, bought time on Pakistani TV stations to run advertisements in a bid to stem the protests. Good idea, a bit late (years late actually)... let's see if it can make a difference now. I doubt it since this hatred of America and the West seems entrenched now and is taught by Imams all over the Islamic world.

But demonstrators set fire to two cinemas in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar as the protests began.

At least 15 people, including three police, were wounded when a cinema guard opened fire as crowds armed with clubs and bamboo poles converged on one of the picture houses, smashing it and setting furniture ablaze.

In rallies around the world, crowds from Nigeria to Iran and Afghanistan chanted: "Death to France" and "Death to America".

The protests against the film Innocence of Muslims, have so far been fiercest in Pakistan, although governments around the world with significant Muslim populations remained on alert for violence after Friday prayers. Thirty people have died in the violence.

The US closed its diplomatic missions in Indonesia yesterday. Water cannon were deployed and spools of razor wire were rolled out in front of the embassy in Jakarta. The embassy website warned that demonstrations could also focus on US businesses, especially fast food restaurants.

In Malaysia, although 5000 people gathered in Kuala Lumpur near the US embassy to protest against Innocence of Muslims, a video that insults Prophet Mohammed, the rally was peaceful. The Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak condemned the video and described it as "deeply offensive" to Islam, but he urged fellow Muslims to remain calm and not resort to violence. "Now, more than ever, each of us has a responsibility to work together for greater respect, tolerance and understanding so we may live in harmony," Mr Razak said.

Authorities in Libya and other Arab countries remained vigilant as outrage of the video worsened when a French satirical magazine this week published cartoons of a nude Prophet Mohammed. The Tunisian government banned protests against the cartoon.

French authorities banned a rally planned for today in front of Paris's Grand Mosque, and closed diplomatic missions, cultural centres and French schools in around 20 Muslim countries yesterday.

In Pakistan, the government yesterday blocked cell phone service in 15 cities, including Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, to prevent militants from using phones to detonate bombs during protests.

All of Pakistan's major political parties and religious groups have announced protests, as have many trade and transport organisations.

Shops, markets and petrol stations will close and transport is likely to come to a standstill, but authorities will hope there is no repeat of the violence seen on the streets of the capital from Thursday night to early yesterday when huge crowds attempted to storm Islamabad's diplomatic enclave. Where is the cuckoo emoticon?

The Pakistani government called an impromptu public holiday yesterday - a "day of love for the prophet" - and has urged people to protest peacefully.

The US State Department prepared ads in Urdu across seven Pakistani TV channels in a bid to dissociate the US government from the inflammatory film. The question is will the pig ignorant and brainwashed listen. Let alone understand.

The 30-second ad shows clips of US President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton taken from their speeches made since the violence flared in Muslim nations last week, in which the US ambassador to Libya was killed.

Mr Obama is shown saying: "Since our founding the United States has been a nation that respects all faiths. We reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others." Good luck, my bet is that it will all fall on deaf ears.

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We need to produce a "Life of Brian" equivalent and see what happens.

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There are a few images on the net taking the piss.

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It has to be true the Koran tells us so. and it is the word of GOD