If you missed the previous posts, background information can be found HERE and HERE.
According to the web site The American Muslim, the mass distribution of the film Obsession: Radical Islam's War against the West is leading to some mobilizing along the same lines that CAIR often uses.
The propaganda war is on!
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From the link "mobilizing" Sheila Musaji states:
“Aimed at voters in the battleground states the week of September 11, the film is more than a scare tactic or a campaign ploy. It smacks of classic propaganda, boosted through this clever marketing deal by association with the authority of the New York Times brand."
Sweet aroma of irony . . .The texts of Islam have been propagandizing and inciting hatred for 14 centuries.
Sheila Musaji and company can go pound sand.
The Musselmen are restless.
Fortunately, their credibility is nil.
They preach to their own choir.
Do they allow choirs?
;-)
The reaction link is very measured, but their refutation simply seems to be to say 'this is islamophobia' in order to win the election.
They attempt to refute nothing.
One reviewer makes a joke of a historical argument, but no muslim attempts to reject factually one single thing. I find this a curious way to respond.
What is untrue?
What is exaggerated?
The response advice is VERY WELL WORTH READING
RE-reading the response advise upon EPA's recent suggestion above, I focus on this:
"One brave newspaper the Greensboro News & Record in North Carolina has refused to carry this “advertizing”. Contact them to thank them http://www.news-record.com/ "
As an interested party - one who IS interested in receiving this DVD (I purchased and distributed copies over the years) to continue distributing to those who have not seen it, I am most interested in learned the disposition of the allocated DVD's and fees which were provided as "PAID ADVERTISEMENT". Was it pre-paid and rejected or was it proposed and rejected?
The response advice:
If you received one of these DVD’s with your newspaper CAIR is asking that you Ask Newspapers Not to Promote Anti-Muslim Hate. Eric Ose of the Huffington Post has a complete list of the newspapers distributing this, if your paper is one of these, please contact them.
Imam Muhammad al-Darsani of the Islamic Center for Peace has established a website called “Obsession Watch” where he will attempt to provide information and updates as they develop. He is also asking for help in this effort.
One brave newspaper the Greensboro News & Record in North Carolina has refused to carry this “advertising”. Contact them to thank them http://www.news-record.com/
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