It would appear that UK Muslims have become so used to the nazi style propoganda spewed out by stations such as Al Jazeera that they expect it from ALL programme makers. In true Islamic tradition, anything that shows both sides of the argument is immediately branded as an 'Islamophobic' attack that should not be tolerated.
A film documentray on the Koran described as an "exemplary piece of programme making" by an award winning film-maker has angered many Muslims because, amongst other things, it highlighted the difference between Shia (who kill lots of people), and Sunni (who kill even more people).
Apparently, Muhammad Abdul Bari, top UK Islamonazi and current Secretary General of the MCB, was not happy (again) that the programme makers pointed out that Shias believe there is a direct line of succession from the prophet Muhammad's family who were divinely ordained to lead Muslims, whereas Sunnis who comprise the majority of Muslims, reject this. Mad Muhammad Bari, wrote in his complaint... "With respect, this is an irresponsible portrayal which plays into the hands of those who wish to seek discord amongst Muslims...".
Initially, the Muslim Public Affairs Committee (MPAC) had urged supporters to congratulate Channel 4 on the film, but, as is usually the case with all things Muslim, one cry of 'Islamophobia' is always followed by several million more in order to show a united front in the 'victim status' stakes. MPAC now consider the film to be of a "biased and inflammatory nature"... who ever said Muslims couldn't think for themselves!
One part of the documentary even suggested that some Muslims were responsible for terrorism! An outrageous comment to make and it comes just a week after the UN ordered British Infidels to be more tolerant of their Muslim guests' beliefs (and just a couple of days after several Islamic terrorist attacks around the world in which even a hospital was targetted and hundreds of people slaughtered...including several babies).
I wonder if the West Midlands Police will investigate this one too!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/jul/28/islam.channel4
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7528117.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/7528506.stm
A film documentray on the Koran described as an "exemplary piece of programme making" by an award winning film-maker has angered many Muslims because, amongst other things, it highlighted the difference between Shia (who kill lots of people), and Sunni (who kill even more people).
Apparently, Muhammad Abdul Bari, top UK Islamonazi and current Secretary General of the MCB, was not happy (again) that the programme makers pointed out that Shias believe there is a direct line of succession from the prophet Muhammad's family who were divinely ordained to lead Muslims, whereas Sunnis who comprise the majority of Muslims, reject this. Mad Muhammad Bari, wrote in his complaint... "With respect, this is an irresponsible portrayal which plays into the hands of those who wish to seek discord amongst Muslims...".
Initially, the Muslim Public Affairs Committee (MPAC) had urged supporters to congratulate Channel 4 on the film, but, as is usually the case with all things Muslim, one cry of 'Islamophobia' is always followed by several million more in order to show a united front in the 'victim status' stakes. MPAC now consider the film to be of a "biased and inflammatory nature"... who ever said Muslims couldn't think for themselves!
One part of the documentary even suggested that some Muslims were responsible for terrorism! An outrageous comment to make and it comes just a week after the UN ordered British Infidels to be more tolerant of their Muslim guests' beliefs (and just a couple of days after several Islamic terrorist attacks around the world in which even a hospital was targetted and hundreds of people slaughtered...including several babies).
I wonder if the West Midlands Police will investigate this one too!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/jul/28/islam.channel4
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7528117.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/7528506.stm