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 RetweetAyaan Hirsi Ali Won't Back Down

Thu, Nov 17, 2005 at 7:15:46 pm PST

Dutch MP to make gay Islam film. (Hat tip: LGF readers.)

A Somali-born Dutch MP who collaborated on the film that led to the murder of director Theo van Gogh has written a sequel, about Islam’s attitude to gays.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali received death threats after her work on Submission, a film about Islam’s treatment of women.

Van Gogh was shot and stabbed by a Muslim radical, Mohammed Bouyeri, as he cycled through Amsterdam in 2004.

The film will use anonymous actors and carry no credits in an effort to protect those involved in the project.

Ms Ali told Dutch media that she had co-written the script with Van Gogh in the summer of 2004, months before he was killed last November.

“I examine the position of homosexuals in Islam in the film Submission II,” she told the De Volkskrant newspaper. “In the movie, they are called Allah’s creatures,” she added.

The MP is an outspoken critic of Islamic values and describes herself as a “lapsed” Muslim.

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