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Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 4:35:38 pm PST

The University of Iowa’s Institute for Cinema and Culture is showing a festival of Arab and French films: UI To Offer Series Of Arab, French Films.

The Arab “proseminar” concludes with a screening of the completely discredited Palestinian propaganda film “Jenin Jenin,” which makes unsupported (and unsupportable) accusations of mass murder by the IDF, and was recently shown to have been financed directly by the Palestinian Authority. None of this is apparently sufficient to warrant its exclusion from film festivals at our universities.

Oh ... and in the online program linked above, this deeply dishonest film is fittingly credited to an imaginary country:

May 5: “Jenin Jenin” (Mohamed Bakri, Palestine, 2002, 54 min.)

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1 mollyshark  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:38:37pm

What is it with academia these days? Bleeding heart liberal is one thing, but to show a film as a documentary which is totally fabricated from a place that does not exist? Of course people viewed that idiotic Fahrenheit as a documentary also.

Maybe my kid will become a plumber instead. It's starting to seem like a higher calling.

2 Bubble Girl  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:38:58pm

Time to e-mail the Alumni- - - The Uni's hate when the Alumni gets mad enough to stop sending in the dough...

3 montanapatriot  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:39:02pm

Sickening sh-t.

4 ronaldusmagnus  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:39:33pm

Why am I not surprised?

5 JammieWearingFool  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:39:45pm

Is this an Iowahawk production?

6 zombie  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:40:19pm

If people could be shown the very real connection between the Palestinian philosophy and right-wing politics, they might be scared off from showing films like this.

7 Li'l Mamzer  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:40:30pm

I read recently that the director admitted under oath he fabricated portions of this film. Isn't there a way we can alert the University to this travesty?

8 rightasrain  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:41:00pm

It's an admitted lie.

Academia eats lying propaganda like cornflakes.

It's their stock in trade.

9 abc123  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:42:20pm

Everyone has a religion, whether thsy call it religion or not. We are programmed to belive in something, and that belief is very difficult to eradicate once the belief system has taken hold. So choose wisely.

---Stolen from an also brilliant blog

10 Ringo the Gringo  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:43:33pm

#6 Zombie

What do you mean?

11 LSD  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:43:43pm

Great.
Can't wait for "Fallujah, Fallujah".

12 ronaldusmagnus  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:44:04pm

Reading the news release announcing the films - I see contact info for the people responsible for selecting the Arab films.

I wonder what the storage capacity of their mailboxes might be...hmmm...

13 Model4  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:44:07pm

Suggests another addition to the proposed academic bill of rights:

Any student knowingly subjected to false material which was presented as factual with faculty approval shall be given a cash amount equal to a full year's tuition, boarding and books.

Somehow I don't see unis leaping at an idea like this, which shows just how hell-bent they are on indoctrinating students with lies. Frightening.

14 greenmamba  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:44:24pm
Arab and French

This is pretty close to being a tautology nowadays.

15 Boss429  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:46:32pm

as a mid 30's aged student at Purdue I had a lot of fun with my differing views of those whom I paid enormous fees to learn from. My work I turned in and my test scores should have mantained a 3.0 or better but I took some abuse for my attitude I'm sure. But I think some of these idiot savants believe there really is a country called "Frantastan". ...Guess you had to see an old b&w show called I love Lucy.

16 Norwegian kafir  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:47:43pm

I have actually seen that movie. Sucks big time...

17 montanapatriot  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:49:19pm

#1 Mollyshark

Honest, workingman's job !

18 Deuce  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:49:48pm

Norwegian kafir: where did you see it?

19 Yehudit  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:50:26pm

Just FYI, LGF is way out in front in its category in the Isreally Cool Blog Awards. So no need to keep voting for LGF. However, Jewschool - an extremely leftist blog - is winning in best overall blog category. (I am not nominated opposite him so I have no personal interest in this, except that I'd hate to see a leftist Jewish blog win the top award.)

You can vote once a day until Sunday.

If you want to support LGF-friendly blogs, Meryl Yourish, Roger Simon, and I (Kesher Talk) are all nominated in other categories.

20 Proud Kaffir  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:51:34pm

He probably went to the Micheal Moore School of Muckumentary. Seems he listened well. Why let all those pesky facts get in the way when you are attacking the evil Zionist or American entity?

21 ORD neighbor  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:51:38pm

"Down with jihadist occupation of US universities!"

Doesn't come out right. And feels very creepy, reminding one of the bad old days of the USSR. :(

22 Orbit Rain  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:51:43pm

hey...expose the films...let's watch the lies of our enemies and know better which bits to cut.

23 J.D.  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:51:59pm

FIRE gives the University of Iowa the yellow light.

24 flaglover  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:52:02pm

Such propaganda should be banned

25 andthenblammo!  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:52:08pm

a festival of Arab and French films

Afterwards, depressed Francophiles and suicidal Islamophiles can meet at the student union and have a blast together! I call it a win-win situation for everybody!

26 SwissTex  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:52:15pm

I'm not surprise about the French participation in that type of films. They had plenty of pratice during the "Algérie Française" épisode.

27 ShiksaGrrrl  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:52:26pm

OT:

VW Suicide Bomber

This is the Volkswagen commercial that is stirring up some controversy. I don’t think we will be seeing this ad stateside.
28 andthenblammo!  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:54:42pm

#1 mollyshark:

Maybe my kid will become a plumber instead. It's starting to seem like a higher calling.

Well, compared to academia, he/she will be in much cleaner atmosphere. At least, in plumbing, one does know where all that crap is coming from, and where it's all going.

29 LSD  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:57:00pm

Passing by "Air America" and some moonbat was ranting about a story on a female soldier wiping menstrual blood on the face of a saudi islamist being held by the US in Iraq.

This host was outraged! "where do we get these women?"

If the dumb c**t actually READ the AP story, she'd have read the "menstrual blood" was actually - RED INK.

And since menstrual blood has the same effect to an Islamist as garlic to Dracula, the saudi prisoner freaked out! (over ink)

It was classic Psy-Ops.

So what's the freaking problem?

(I wonder how that Air America c**t feels about the real blood let from Nick Berg's head?)

30 Bubbaman  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:59:02pm

It's time for a bunch of Hawkeyes to get off their tractors and kick some serious academaweanie butt!

31 rightasrain  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 2:59:03pm

What effect does menstrual blood have on Islamists?

Do they melt or something?

32 Boss429  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:01:37pm

#27 shiskagrrrl

I found that one on Iraq the model while on break at work yesterday. Laughed so hard I almost had to go home and change my pants! Copied it and passed it sent it around the office and heard laughter erupt all over the cube farm!

33 sarabeara  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:02:53pm

I went to UI and am sending an email right now. Everyone on the West Coast thinks Iowa is full of right wing conservatives.

34 Norwegian kafir  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:07:34pm
Norwegian kafir: where did you see it?

I actually don't want to tell, as it would reveal a bit too much about my person. Perhaps it sounds like paranoia, but even in my sleepy little country Jihadist are busy handing out death threats and stuff. I'll probably end up on that list, too, sooner or later, but I prefer later...

35 thanna  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:09:31pm

Brain drain in Iowa
and there's no better evidence than the airing of this video.

36 rorschach  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:10:25pm

Lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, lie, truth.


Modern day alchemy...

37 ronaldusmagnus  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:11:12pm

#33 Sarabeara

Iowa conservative? Hardly - can you say: Tom Daschle? Yeah - I know he was beat this time around, but how did he get there in the first place? Wait - I remember now: he campaigned as a moderate/conservative (sucking up with Bush in photo ops and quoting Reagan) all the while throwing his Senate votes with Teddy and Co.

BTW - nearly any public university campus nowadays can be described as nothing more than 10 square miles surrounded by reality.

38 LSD  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:12:11pm

#37
Isn't Daschle from South Dakota?

39 ronaldusmagnus  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:14:10pm

Oops - I meant Tom Harkin.

Same bad hair - different state.

40 redstateredneck  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:14:28pm

South Dakota, Iowa. Tom Daschle, Tom Harkin - they're all interchangeable.

41 Shiplord Kirel  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:22:28pm

Somewhat OT, but potentially very important:

Islam Gains Toehold in Mexico's Zapatista Country.

This looks like some kind of oddball Islamo-hippy cult but, in contrast to such cults as the as the Moonies or the Democrats, allegiance to this one can be expected to bring a continuous flow of arms, money, trained terrorists, money, international recognition and, lest we forget, money.
With Islamo-fascist resources added to those of the established Zapatista guerrilla movement, the potential for widely expanded violence is very high.
In particular, the Zapatistas have an experienced and active support network among the usual suspects in this country (campus lefties, lib churches, ANSWER, etc.).
This is already cross-linked with the Islamic fifth column and would provide a very potent terror/subversion network once the two are fully integrated.

42 Boss429  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:29:01pm

The scarriest part of the college education is the Third Reich mentallity that I'm right and everyone else is wrong attitude of college teachers, and business is buying into hiring kids from this atmosphere. With more liberal education and more jobs going overseas is there a remote possibility of a connection? Perhaps too many US tax payers dollars are going towards hiring propagandists hiding behind educators clothes to teach in colleges. Perhaps too many US tax dollars are paid to Universities to meet a quota of foriegn nationals attnding said universities, perhaps that is why we have to take out second and third mortgages to send our kids to a college that should look after US citizens first then worry about third world wannabe nuclear physists and bomb makers.

43 Deuce  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:31:20pm

#34 Norwegian kaffir. OK, I appreciate your situation. Take care of yourself. I'd tell you to keep your powder dry but, well, that's an American thing. Second Amendment and all that. Let a simple best of luck suffice, and stay very very kaffir.

44 eeevil conservative  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:33:08pm

Nickalodean is doing a documentary about Auschwitz! Now I AM surprised! Letting my girls stay up and watch it!

45 sarabeara  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:37:03pm

My email to the UI Prez. I'll update if I actually receive a response! His email address is attached as well. I'm sure he'd LOVE to hear from all of you! I'm so pumped up on adrenaline that I'm going for a long run! Thank you LGF!

To: David J. Skorton - president@uiowa.edu

Subject: Proseminar on Arab Cinema - UI As Willful Terrorist Mouthpiece

Sir:

As a proud alum of UI's College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, I was digusted to hear that my alma mater would screen "Jenin Jenin" during its "Proseminar on Arab Cinema". Does it not bother you that the filmmaker has admitted that the "documentary" is a LIE?

This film was funded by terrorists! It is a propaganda piece and UI is doing their bidding by disseminating the disgusting falsehoods shown in this film as reality. "Artistic license" was used to construct fictitious footage of Israeli's running over Palestinian children for this "documentary". Does this not outrage you? Do you not question the motives behind this "documentary" as evil?

I was also distressed to see that while the press release dated 1-26-05 mentions sponsors for the French series, there is no sponsor mentioned for the Arab film series. I can only assume that the University of Iowa is sponsoring this unfortunate event and I respectfully request that the University to pull this purposely malicious and inciteful film from the schedule immediately.

XXX XXX
Class of 1985

46 Norwegian kafir  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:37:06pm
I'd tell you to keep your powder dry but, well, that's an American thing. Let a simple best of luck suffice, and stay very very kaffir.

Thank you, I will. It's not illegal to have a gun here either. Yet, anyway. I'm thinking of buying one and start target practicing for the upcoming Jihad.

I intend to stay both kafir and alive. Otherwise, we can't have the Beer, Bacon and Bikini party in Mecca I've promised to everybody at LGF. And that would be just too bad.

47 BLUESTAR  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:37:10pm

Fair and Balanced

Pierre Rehov

I saw 2 of his films @ Yeshiva University about 2
weeks ago. I purchased "The Road to Jenin" on
the way out for $20.

The academic elite would never invite this man on their
campus. He'd shatter all their romanticism for these
animals.

48 William  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:37:21pm

Recall the muslim terrorists admitting on television they were committing war crimes:

1) Using civilians as human shields
2) Using noncombatants (women and children) as combatants
3) Refusing to allow civilians to leave a combat area
4) Engaging in combat from civilian homes

From the Middle East Media Research Institute:

The Islamic Jihad commander in the Jenin refugee camp, Abu Jandal, was interviewed several times by Al-Jazeera during the fighting. In one conversation, Abu Jandal said:

"Believe me, there are children stationed in the houses with explosive belts at their sides... Today, one of the children came to me with his school bag. I asked him what he wanted, and he replied, 'Instead of books, I want an explosive device, in order to attack...'"

Sheikh Abu Al-Hija also stated:

"Some of the youths stood fast, and filled their school bags with explosive devices."

Al-Sharq Al-Awsat reported that in Jenin, a Palestinian woman named Ilham 'Ali Dasouqi had blown herself up among Israeli soldiers, killing two and wounding six.

The Islamic Jihad announced that its commander in Jenin, Muhammad Tawalbeh, had prevented civilians from leaving the camp. The Islamic Jihad website announced that Tawalbeh died in his booby-trapped home when he blew it up on the Israeli soldiers inside it on April 6. The announcement went on to say that Tawalbeh "had thwarted all attempts by the occupation to evacuate the camp residents to make it easier for the Israelis to destroy [the camp] on the heads of the fighters."

[Link: www.memri.org...]

49 RedInLa  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:42:04pm

Attagirl sarabeara

50 RedInLA  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:43:20pm

Hey Norwegian kafir can you put me down for two?
Thanks!

51 Bob G.  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:46:02pm

What a dreckumentary.

52 sarabeara  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:47:29pm

The Dean of UI's alledged School of Liberal Arts & Sciences is linda-maxson@uiowa.edu

Let's Go LGFers! Let's Go!

53 Bob G.  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:51:28pm

In the interest of diversity they want to show the full range of opinion, from Marxist jihadis to fascist jihadis.

54 Aladin Sane  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:54:33pm

OT

Charles,
With the announcement of Teddy's speech against the WOT, I'm smelling a rat. The left is organizing to derail W and the WOT. They don't care, and will try and defeat our country if it means a win for the dems...

So, here's my point. Can you host a "discussion points" thread daily or weekly? The intent being that LGFers could pool intelligence with the purpose being to write letters to editors, etc. at local papers, refuting the nonsense that is spewed. I mean, aren't there lizards everywhere?

Only problem I see, is that most posters are smarter than me, and I'd have to plaigarize (sp?) them to write an intelligent letter to the editor...

55 Aladin Sane  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:55:42pm

Sorry, I meant to add "Lizardoid Master" after Charles...

PIMF

56 American Infidel[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:56:07pm
57 bj  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:57:19pm

Thank you, sarabears. You have the answer to the exact question I was going to post. I will send my letter of disgust to these tax recipient educators at UI.

What is it with some educators? Don't they read? Can they not comprehend what they read? Aren't they aware of the world outside their own little class rooms and offices? Do they spend their valuable tim searching for the most delusional and idiotic crap they can find to foist on uni kids? Damn! I'll have to make a couple of long distance trips to audit some of my uni kid's classes if I EVER hear of this kind of crap being done where she attends .. and it won't be Hebrew Union for another few years yet. Oy!

58 thinkingmom  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:58:49pm

#56 American Infidel,
Are you jivin'?

according the qur'an the black stone in Mecca used to be white until menstruating women fingered it...
59 TotallySirius  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:59:11pm

Hey lizards, bring a bottle of bourbon and a bag of PORK RINDS,I'll bring some BBQ RIBS(got the best rib joint right across the street from my house),it'll be a party.

60 Norwegian kafir  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 3:59:25pm
Who knows, but according the qur'an the black stone in Mecca used to be white until menstruating women fingered it...

The Black Stone in the Kaaba still looks a lot like a certain female sexual organ, if you ask my dirty mind. There's something Freudian about the whole thing.

61 reader  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:00:09pm

Norwegian Kaffir,

What percent of your fellow Norwegians would you say understand Islam, that is, both realize its threat and understand its hegemonic goals? Second, are many Europeans coming to the internet to learn about Islam? It appears to be the case, but I don't know how many are still brainwashed, even after reading sites like this.

Stay safe.

62 Deuce  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:03:51pm

Count me in for that BBB party. I hope to tip a glass of red wine with a heartfelt "mazel tov."

63 chevalier de st george  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:05:01pm

No doubt the french will be screening " the martyrdom of the Al Dura boy." by the creative dept of France II TV to add insult to injury.
It is indeed sad and sickening that the seeking of truth has been abandoned by the academic left, because everyone of these academics must know this film is a fraud and the fact they still show it, is testimony to the moral corruptness that has inveaded academia , thank to the billions of anti US/Israeli Saudi propaganda.

64 American Infidel[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:05:22pm
65 TotallySirius  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:06:49pm

#60 Norwegian Kaffir

Black stone=Hajr-e-Aswad

If the "j" is pronounced like an "i" then it would be pronounced "hair-e-asswad"

hair-e-asswad=turd

hmmm

:-)

66 zombie  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:08:40pm

#10 Ringo the Gringo 

#6 Zombie
What do you mean?

Check out the link to my SF photos (earlier LGF thread today), then scroll to the bottom and the part about the Kosher labeling conspiracy. The Palestinians were repeating KKK theories almost verbatim.

67 thinkingmom  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:10:53pm

#64 American Infidel,
And what, pray tell, do apologists like Karen Armstrong say about that bit of nonsense? If islam were subjected to 1/100th of the scrutiny of Christianity, it would be history.

68 elbud  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:13:04pm

How dare you say "Palestine" is not a country. It has a Roman invented name and a British designed flag.

/

69 quark2  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:13:14pm

@46 Norwegian Kaffir

Stay safe and sane. Buy that gun soon. Before the islamofascist start a movement to have all guns banned.
Are you familiar with any of the more remote parts of Norway?
I have a friend who has a camp up in the mountains. You have to pack it to reach it. There's no electricity it's so remote. Sounds like a good place for some kind of safety.

70 Aladin Sane  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:15:28pm

[bowing and trying not to rattle scales as he kowtows...]

Charles, Oh lizardoid master,

What about the "discussion points" thread?

[slowly backing out of the great hall, kowtowing...]

71 Norwegian kafir  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:16:32pm
What percent of your fellow Norwegians would you say understand Islam, that is, both realize its threat and understand its hegemonic goals? Second, are many Europeans coming to the internet to learn about Islam? It appears to be the case, but I don't know how many are still brainwashed, even after reading sites like this.

Things may seem to be moving too slowly for us who understand the danger. But if you think about it, it's just 3 and a half years since 9/11, and now almost half of all Americans want restrictions on the liberties of Muslims. 81% of all Dutch people are sceptical of Muslims, and less than three years ago you couldn't say anything against Islam. I see the same trend even in my little country. The discussion boards I visit are brimming with anti-Islamic sentiments that would have been deleted two years ago. The leftist-dominated media are holding back, though. We'll win in the end, partly with the help of the Internet, but it will be a bloody struggle.

The murder of one single person, Theo van Gogh, opened the eyes of more Europeans than hundreds of dead in the Madrid bombings.

72 American Infidel[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:16:47pm
73 ploome hineni[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:19:22pm
74 ploome hineni[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:20:58pm
75 American Infidel[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:21:18pm
76 American Infidel[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:23:39pm
77 Shiplord Kirel  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:29:30pm

In strongly male-dominated cultures, the menstrual flow is considered shameful because it signifies a woman's failure to conceive during the previous cycle.

78 American Infidel[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:32:07pm
79 Aladin Sane  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:35:28pm

#77 Shiplord Kirel

In strongly male-dominated cultures, the menstrual flow is considered shameful because it signifies a woman's failure to conceive during the previous cycle.

Yeah, well. Every time I look at a pretty girl I say to myself "God really knew what he was doing..."

80 Athos  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:35:36pm

OT - From Citizen Smash - Condoleeza Rice Address Her Troops

September 11, 2001, was a defining moment for our nation and the world. Under the vision and leadership of President Bush, our nation has risen to meet the challenges of our time; fighting tyranny and terror, and securing the blessings of freedom and prosperity for a new generation. The work that America and our allies have undertaken, and the sacrifices we have made, have been difficult. And necessary. And right. Now is the time to build on these achievements-to make the world safer, and to make the world more free. We must use American diplomacy to help create a balance of power in the world that favors freedom. And the time for diplomacy is now.

In these momentous times, American diplomacy has three great tasks. We will unite the community of democracies in building an international system that is based on our shared values and the rule of law. We will strengthen the community of democracies to fight the threats to our common security and alleviate the hopelessness that feeds terror. And we will spread freedom and democracy throughout the world. That is the mission that President Bush has set for you and me, and the great mission of American diplomacy today.

As we begin our work together, President Bush and I will expect great things from each of you in the service of your country and of a great cause. More than ever, you will be active in spreading democracy, fighting terror, reducing poverty, and helping to protect the American homeland.

Think about the section in bold as compared to the rant in the most recent audiotape supposedly by Zarqawri where he declares war against Democracy, and states that Democracy and Islam are not compatible - and the lack of real comment from the left.

Think about the hypocrisy of the left, in particular as academia and MSM attack these comments from SecState Rice.

81 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:35:43pm

#78 American Infidel

Silly Infidel, its always the woman's fault. That includes bearing a girl instead of a boy as well.

82 Shiplord Kirel  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:37:05pm

#78 AI

...or no swimmers.

Could this be the origin of the pronounced Islamic trait of transferring blame?

"...but, Achmed, there is nothing wrong with my manhood! It is the evil woman's fault!"

It might make for an enlightening study in cultural anthropology but no university in the world would allow it.

83 Aladin Sane  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:45:21pm

Charles...

84 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:48:10pm

OT

More UNhonesty

We warned you; some of you didn't believe us. We told you that on or about January 26, UN Undersecretary General and Disaster Relief Coordinator Jan "Stingy" Egeland would hold a press event to boast of what the UN has done on tsunami relief over the past month since the December 26 disaster. He did.

You can find the two documents thus far put out by the UN here and here. The Diplomad wants to underline that these documents appear on the UN's official web site; they are what the UN wants you to know; they comprise the official UN party line; they are not interpretations by journalists or bloggers.

Let's go to the second document first. This is what the UN is handing out in New York and elsewhere as their UN assistance fact sheet,

85 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:52:25pm
86 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:53:31pm
87 Jheka  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:54:03pm

O/T:

The latest Kos Kid:

Barbara Boxer.

88 American Infidel[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 4:57:37pm
89 Shiplord Kirel  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:00:17pm

#85 SD
That was both BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

90 Baier  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:00:26pm

[Link: story.news.yahoo.com...]

Iraqis in Australia Cast First Votes in Election

"When I look at the ink on my finger -- this is a mark of freedom"

91 csva  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:03:25pm

May 5: “Jenin Jenin”

Cinqo de mayo?
The day gringos drink alcohol to toast the IDF military gains in the unoccupied lands.

92 American Infidel[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:04:59pm
93 J.D.  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:05:32pm

'Nite AI.

94 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:09:00pm
95 ProudLiberals dot com  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:09:56pm

You don't think people understand it's a hoax?

Still, there's a value in airing it out. If you try to bury it people will only want to see it more.

Stop trying to protect people from thinking.

96 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:12:06pm
97 Beagle  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:16:01pm

#95 Leftist Authoritarian

Stop trying to protect people from thinking.


But it's working so well on you.

98 eeevil conservative  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:18:01pm

LOL! Where would I even start?

99 rightasrain  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:18:08pm

#95 Proud Liberals

Still, there's a value in airing it out. If you try to bury it people will only want to see it more.

Unless it's been marketed as "Jenin, Jenin - The Hoax", then most people do NOT know that it's a hoax.

Just like a great many people didn't know that Farenheit 9/11 was a hoax.

Conservatives knew, of course.

We can't expect moonbats to know these things, though.

100 eeevil conservative  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:18:51pm

Beagle

you aren't mad at me are you?

101 eeevil conservative  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:20:15pm

99 rightasrain

LOL! Thank you-- I just couldn't even begin to know where to start on clearing that up...LOL!

102 Beagle  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:22:45pm

#71 Norwegian kafir

The murder of one single person, Theo van Gogh, opened the eyes of more Europeans than hundreds of dead in the Madrid bombings.

True. The Left and the MSM turned the Madrid bombings into a referendum on conservative politics in Spain. It happens over and over: partisan bickering in place of historical analysis. And of course, the Left has been aligned with Islamism since the mullahs overthrew the Shah. Thanks again, Dimmah! Taqiyya works best on those already propagandized. Someone compared it to Mars Attacks where the aliens kill people while announcing "we are your friends." Kerry, Boxer, Kleagle, and Kennedy still believe it.

103 Beagle  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:24:45pm

#100 eeevil conservative

Beagle

you aren't mad at me are you?


Should I be? *looks around nervously*

104 eeevil conservative  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:25:53pm

Beagle

LOL! How are your eyes?

Where do I send the check for your therapy?

105 Shiplord Kirel  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:26:05pm

"Stop trying to protect people from thinking."

Stop giving orders, you totalitarian toad, and stop using moth-eaten strawmen to suppress criticism. It's disgusting to equate acknowledged hate-propaganda with "thinking."
Next favorite propaganda-apologist strawman: "Let people make up their own minds."
How are they to do that without an adequate presentation of an opposing view, especially when the university officially sponsors one side, and only one side?

Who are these people who know that it's a hoax? Is there any evidence that they include the likely audience? If so, what percentage of that audience knows that it is a hoax and how did you establish this? Will there be any overt declaration from IU that the film is a hoax? Will any other rebuttal be allowed and, if so, will it be given the same prominence as the film itself?
In the absence of a university approved rebuttal, the presentation would obviously taken as an endorsement.

106 rightasrain  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:28:06pm

#101 eeevil conservative

Thanks! :)

107 Shiplord Kirel  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 5:33:54pm

Sure, everyone knows it a hoax; just as everyone knows that MASH was a work of fiction bearing no resemblance to the real Korean War.
All those Germans who saw Triumph of the Will were able to reach rational and objective conclusions, too, in spite of official endorsement. No need to stop them from thinking, was there?

108 Beagle  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 6:12:20pm

#104 eeevil conservative

It's OK. I stabbed my eyes with a knitting needle. 8) If that picture said a thousand words, I don't want to read them.

109 ninetails  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 6:31:12pm

102 Beagle 1/27/2005 07:22PM PST

The Left and the MSM turned the Madrid bombings into a referendum on conservative politics in Spain.

and yet, when the 'second' plot was uncovered several months later - of a major attack planned not only to destroy many Madrid monuments, but also the same train station that was hit before, barely a wimper was heard...that story was buried faster than sandy berger could stuff his socks...

110 Jakester  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 7:52:49pm

Arab movies are to movies what Arab paintings are to paintings or Arab novels are to literature: THE PITS!

111 Ariana  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 8:23:45pm

A visitor to the Middle East explained to me that women were forbidden to cook during their periods. One Muslim wife told her that this law was very useful. She disliked her inlaws and claimed she was having a period whenever they visited as an excuse to avoid making dinner for them

112 Londoner  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 8:52:26pm

After many years I finally got to hear Said speak in a recorded lecture, on the very Left wing Australian Broadcasting Corp radio.

I was ready for a great intellectual, interesting insight, and to learn from a great thinker of our time.

I was amazed, simply aghast at the appauling collection of conspiracy theories, half thruths, and nursery ryme politics offered up in his appauling lecture.

Anyone with a midgen of knowledge obout world politics, Left or Right, would not take this idiot seriously.

Basically his speach can be summed up thus: Its all the White man's fault.

Colonialism = White colonialism. Yellow/Black/Arab colonialism didn't exist. Racism = White racism. War = White war. You get the picture.

I was left stunned. Such an idiot, with such a simplistic, childish, idiotic view of world politics, how on earth could he be lauded by Universities.

He actually claimed that Israel and Palestine should be one country, and that we should rule in harmony with Hammas and the PA.

Trully a great idiot of our time.

113 ashan  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 9:13:13pm

Muhammed Bakri is from Israel. He has already recanted (=made excuses for) the lies and disinformation in the film probably because of a class action suit being brought against him by IDF soldiers who Bakri "used" (=abused) for his malicious propaganda.

114 bigair9  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 9:16:14pm

"He actually claimed that Israel and Palestine should be one country, and that we should rule in harmony with Hammas and the PA."


There is no such place as Palestine, and never will be. There is ONLY Israel, and the land we allow "palestinians" to live on...for now.

115 ajaxlikid  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 9:45:26pm
The University of Iowa’s Institute for Cinema and Culture is showing a festival of Arab and French films

Well, at least, they are coherent in their selection...

116 jetziger  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 10:52:30pm

Jenin, Jenin! Let the flower of young shahada burst forth like the rivers in the garden of delights, the houris with glances subdued, lowering...thou who wert the finest citadel in the Caliphate, glory of wonders, Alahu Akbar, Makhmood al-Pedofil, until the sons of Shaitan's apes and monkeys did derive from thee the sins of oppression, and set their staining feet on the splendour of Al-Balestin...Jenin, Jenin! For Allaaah knoweth verily all that ye do.

117 ShiksaGrrrl  Thu, Jan 27, 2005 11:20:47pm
Thu, January 27, 2005


'Hate fest' at school riles Jews

By JASON BOTCHFORD, TORONTO SUN


THE UNIVERSITY of Toronto is refusing to stop an event Jewish community leaders are calling a "hate fest." Just the title of the event, "Israeli Apartheid Week," has members of the Jewish community fuming and fearful it will help usher in a "new era of anti-Semitism."

The university is allowing the event, organized by the Arab Students Collective, to be held on its campus beginning Monday.

The list of topics include the apartheid wall, labour apartheid in Israel, and solidarity with workers under apartheid. The topics and speakers have incensed the Jewish community who say they are one-sided.

'BUILDING BLOCK'

"This amounts to a group of people gathering on a street corner holding up signs that say 'honk if you hate,' " said Anita Bromberg, human rights co-ordinator for B'Nai Brith. "This isn't something that stays on campus. This amounts to a hate fest and it's a building block for a new era of anti-Semitism that is only going to escalate."

David Farrar, the university's deputy provost, said the school, which is not sponsoring the event, is proud to host events that take on controversial issues.

"The very fact the Arab Student Coalition exists speaks to the central value of freedom of speech," he said. "We're very proud of our capacity for our students to hold events that discuss difficult and painful topics."

Bromberg said the school just doesn't get it. "By using the facility there's certainly an endorsement by the university that's being perceived by the community that this tone is acceptable."

118 Carl B  Fri, Jan 28, 2005 3:54:11am

More insanity from our nation's universities, this time from the U. of Colorado. Tenured professor Ward Churchill likened the WTC victims of 9/11 to Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichman!

In a paper called "Some People Push Back: On the Justice of Roosting Chickens," Churchill wrote: "If there was a better, more effective, or in fact any other way of visiting some penalty befitting their participation upon the little Eichmanns inhabiting the sterile sanctuary of the twin towers, I'd really be interested in hearing about it."

Churchill said Eichmann was a technocrat who "crunched numbers" and made the trains that carried Jews to death camps run on time. And likewise, he said Thursday, those in the Trade Center were technocrats whose work was just as deadly.

The guy refuses to recant and is scheduled to speak at Hamilton College in NY next week.

119 Melnorme  Fri, Jan 28, 2005 4:23:44am

Regardless of whether 'Palestine' exists, Jenin Jenin is an Israeli film. Bakri is an Israeli citizen.

120 sarabeara  Fri, Jan 28, 2005 7:32:39am

...still awaiting response from UI dean and president...

121 bigair9  Fri, Jan 28, 2005 7:34:56am

"Regardless of whether 'Palestine' exists, Jenin Jenin is an Israeli film. Bakri is an Israeli citizen."


"Jenin Jenin" is not an Israeli film. It was made by a muslim arab swine who lives in Israel. Who cares if he is an Israeli citizen? If your point is that all Israelis are good, then let me remind you that the dirtbag that assassinated Rabin was a Jew.

122 sarabeara  Fri, Jan 28, 2005 2:15:46pm

yep...still waiting for a response from my alma mater...

123 EE  Sun, Jan 30, 2005 4:02:49pm

Jenin Jenin Film-Maker Admits Fraud
[Link: www.middleeastinfo.org...]

Later investigations by human rights NGOs revealed -- even to the UN's satisfaction -- that there had been no massacre or wanton destruction in Jenin and that the Palestinain claims were baseless.


That, however, did not stop Palestinian filmmaker Muhammad Bakri from recycling the same mendacious claims and similar ones in his Jenin, Jenin -- a propaganda film that so enraged Israeli soldiers who were involved in the fighting that five of them, who are shown in still footage in the film, are now suing Bakre for libel. A film by Pierre Rehov, The Road to Jenin, also challenges Bakri's allegations and has been cited in the lawsuit.
... WorldNetDaily.com.. now reports evidence that Bakri's film was not just distorted in the heat of ideological conviction, but apparently was deliberately concocted to deceive. The online magazine has acquired a deposition from las week in which Muhammad Bakri admits to "falsifying scenes, using incaccurate information and obtaining financing for the project from the Palestinian Authority."


* Whereas Jenin, Jenin charges IDF troops with randomly killing and bombing civilians including women, children, and the handicapped, mutilating bodies, and reducing the whole refugee camp to rubble, Bakri states in the deposition that he "believed" certain witnesses who made such claims but did not check the information they gave him.


*Whereas a scene in the film implies that Israeli soldiers ran over civilians, Bakri admits in the deposition to devising this footage as an act of "artistic choice".


*Whereas the core of the Palestinian accusations against Israel, including Bakri's, is that it killed indiscriminately in Jenin, when asked if he actually believed this was true, Bakri said "no."
124 EE  Sun, Jan 30, 2005 4:14:32pm

re #123, here is the link to the WorldNetDaily article referred to:
Palestinian producer: False film funded by PA, by Aaron Klein, at WorldNetDaily
[Link: www.worldnetdaily.com...]


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