Category Archives: movies and media

A compilation of clips shot in Europe last year by C.A.N. on Islam in Europe.

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About a year ago or so, the Christian Action Network sent a crew to Europe to film a few prominent people, all of whom should be well known to readers of this site, on the subject of the Islamification of Europe and European values and law.

They plan to make a full length documentary about it and release it fairly soon. However they were kind enough to send me their raw footage and allow me to make a few short excerpts from the footage as a sneak-peek, advance on what they have coming.

This is likely the first of three excerpts I will make from that footage.

CBN’s Erick Stakelbeck on the US delegation to the Euro-Human Rights conference in Warsaw

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We have posted a few videos and articles on this particular meeting on Vlad already and Gates of Vienna has excellent coverage and commentary on this event and more is coming. But who did the US send to this meeting?

More at the CBN page here

Pakistan blocks YouTube over anti-Islam film

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H/T Martin

Tech-2

08 Oct, 2012, 6:07 pm IST | by tech2 News Staff | General

Citing objectionable content, Pakistani authorities have blocked user access to about 20,000 websites, including YouTube. The objectionable content hosted on the blocked websites includes footage from the anti-Islam movie ‘Innocence of Muslims’.

 

In his statement to PTI, an official of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority stated that user access was blocked to about 20,000 websites following a court order. A sessions court in Lahore, reportedly ordered the registration of a case against the PTA Chairman for the organisation’s failure to block footage from the anti-Islam film on the Internet. “The PTA has not only blocked websites featuring the anti-Islam film but thousands of others with objectionable material,” added the official further.

Keeping the Internet free of hateful content (Image credit: Getty Images

Websites blocked over hateful content (Image credit: Getty Images)

The official added that it is unlikely that the ban on YouTube will be lifted anytime soon. “The ban on YouTube will continue as long as it does not remove the blasphemous film. Pakistan can take no chances on lifting the ban as people are not ready to accept this film,” he added.  He went on to assert that if YouTube continues to carry the objectionable video, the ban will continue for “an indefinite period”.

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Innocence of Muslims is a documentory, not satire

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Europe News:

EuropeNews 23 September 2012
By Nicolai Sennels

Muslims worldwide protests the documentary film Innocence of Muslims. The film depicts their prophet as a child molester, womanizer and violent criminal. A few entries in Wikipedia with all its links to original Islamic sources confirms that Muhammed had sex with a nine year old girl, had thirteen wives and waged bloody wars against the neighbouring towns.

We have all noticed the embarrassing fact that the protesting Muslims have not been able to produce any arguments against the documentary’s claims. It seems that in lack of evidence they resort to childish screaming, setting fire to things, explosives and killing innocents in a desperate attempt to silence their critics. The similarities between the film, and the scriptures and Muslims’ energetic protests against it are indeed striking. The truth is apparently hard to hear. It is noteworthy how the followers of a faith that they themselves name as a religion of peace so often behave violently, especially when trying to convince us that their prophet does not inspire Muslims to violence.

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Sometimes its the little things that make all the difference.

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Another example might be this Iranian soccer match below from here

Sepahan midfielder Adel Kolahkaj picked up a small, black object and tossed it away from the pitch. Turns out that object was some kind of mini grenade or firecracker, which exploded upon landing, causing the referee and his assistant to run for their lives.No one was hurt in the incident, and the game was cancelled initially but players came back on field after security inspection was made.The police officials are still investigating this matter.

Fantastic Maori ceremony

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Thanks Don L for this one.

Anyone who has not seen the powerful New Zealand film, ‘Once Were Warriors‘ might want to consider watching it before, or after seeing this video for a much deeper understanding of what this is.

The movie is very powerful I warn you. Its not a happy film but it is a really good one and after having seen that, this clip below tells me a lot about how Maoris in the New Zealand army can use one set of cultural values to augment another and not be in opposition.

Understanding Islamic antisemitism today, and always.

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CBN did a brilliant piece (as frankly they pretty much always do) on Islamic antisemitism and history with different belief groups featuring Andrew Bostom. Please do watch it. It is well worth the effort. Also here is a clip of Dr. Bostom explaining this issue in some detail.

The CBN Video is here:

British documentary on the EDL, Islam in England Etc.

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Recently Channel 4, perhaps the last bastion of sanity and classically liberal values of actual non-racism etc. in all of Europe did a documentary on Tommy Robinson, the EDL, and those who are showing some resistance to the leftist-Islamic alliance to destroy all things good in classical civilization. In order to be aired, they still had to refer to Tommy R. as “far right ring” etc. despite the fact that someone who says and does the things he does would have been called a “pinko-commie’ as recently as the 1960s. (just to get a sense of how far to the left the narrative has moved)

Below, thanks to some good friends in the UK, is the entire thing.