Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 - 02:13 pm:
If anyone is attacked it could simply because it was just so bad. The writing, acting, and video quality makes Sharktapus look like The Godfather. I honestly couldn't last more than a couple minutes. It is painfully bad. Can someone sum it up? Seems like the main jist is Muhammed and Islam are terrible and evil, was that basically it?
Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 - 03:36 pm:
Here is an idea... how about they put the movie on dvd before youtube removes it and sell it for $9.11 and use proceeds to pay for all the damages and for the innocent victims and families. Before the incident is forgotten.
Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 - 03:49 pm:
Emphasis mine - FB
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Consulate Attack Planned As 2-Part Militant Assault, Libyan Official Says FoxNews.com Sep 13, 2012
A Libyan official said Thursday that the deadly attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi was a planned, two-part operation that included a raid on a supposedly secret safe house -- an account that comports with what a top U.S. lawmaker told Fox News a day earlier.
On Wednesday, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers told Fox News that the strike was a "coordinated, military-style" operation.
Wanis al-Sharef, eastern Libya's deputy interior minister, then said on Thursday the attacks were suspected to have been timed to mark the 9/11 anniversary and that the militants used civilians protesting an anti-Islam film as cover for their action.
...He said that second wave killed two more Americans and wounded nearly 30 Libyans and Americans.
The comments continued to contradict initial reports that the attack was a product of angry and violent protests over an anti-Islam film.
Rogers told Fox News he has "no doubt" it was a planned attack and had nothing to do with the film.
"It was a coordinated, military-style, commando-type raid," Rogers said. Based on his own briefings, Rogers said "military movements" were involved.
Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 - 04:01 pm:
THANK YOU, Union man!
I need a Monty Python fix...
BTW, didja know that "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen" was a "Python" film?
Same peeps, anyhoo- one of my alltime faves.
Back OT: I remember when "The Last Temptation of Christ" hit the theaters- all these churchy people went out and protested, because Scorsese took just a few artistic liberties... I eventually rented it on VHS, and really appreciated the whole thing. I thought it did a very decent job of depicting Jesus' life and times...
I was kinda befuddled when Mel Gibson's "The Passion of Christ" was released, and churches across the country BUSSED their congregations and everyone else to see it- audio in Aramaic no less- and the whole thing grossed well over half a BILLION dollars. I did eventually also watch it, but the anti-semitic flavor came through loud and clear- and I really have NO IDEA how churchgoing folks allowed CHILDREN to watch what was essentially an over the top, blood drenched "snuff film" about Jesus.
My time will come- until then, I live in peace, UNLESS someone directly causes me harm.
Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 - 05:46 pm:
At worst the video is a straw on a camels back.
Belief in a ridiculous religion (redundant I realize), constant western presence in their area, and food inflation imported from the west (see Ben Bernanke's $40billion a month bar tab today) are the real reasons.
Straw on the camels back? What did our Embassy have to do with any of it?
This is pure evil, and to say that there were "reasons" behind it is folly IMHO. Evil people do evil things and will find a justification, "reasons" don't matter.
This is pure evil, and to say that there were "reasons" behind it is folly IMHO. Evil people do evil things and will find a justification, "reasons" don't matter.
There is an aspect of this violence that should be examined, but I haven't heard any mention of yet. Anywhere.
What to the "moderate Muslims" have to say about this. Call them moderate, mainstream, majority, what ever, have they been speaking up on this? I certainly hear their spokespeople when airport security gives then the slightest extra look. I've certainly heard them complain about the unfair treatment they have gotten since 9/11/01. I haven't heard them about 9/11/12 however. They should be begging to get on any news source that will have them to denounce this sort of violence in the name of such a peaceful religion. To me their silence is deafening.
They worried about the same thing after 9/11. Unlike most of the middle east, the US isn't a tribal/sectarian society, so reprisals are unlikely beyond the odd nut case here and there. There will most certainly not be mobs of anti-Muslim idiots barging into mosques and murdering people. Perhaps they should try being more like us, instead of trying to make us be more like them. Freedom is better than Sharia.