April 15, 2007

Islamic pro-terrorism hate film gets PG rating in Australia


Feiz Mohammed


For this announcement to come on a day devoted to Holocaust remembrance is a slap in the face to Australia's Jewish community.
Feiz Mohammed is currently exiled in Lebanon, yet his virulent, hate-filled philosophy continues to reach across oceans and continents.

From news.com.au:

A PRO-TERROR hate film that urges children to martyr themselves in Islam's war on the West and calls Jews "pigs" has been rated PG by Australia's censors.

Sheik Feiz Mohammed's DVD box set, which also calls for the murder of non-believers, was initially seized by Federal anti-terror police.

But the Office of Film and Literature Classification has ruled that The Death Series is suitable to be bought and watched by children.


The article goes on to say:

The PG decision comes as Australian-born Sheik Feiz, who is in exile in Lebanon, is still preaching to Australians by phone.

The films urge parents to make their children holy warriors and martyrs, and praises jihad as the pinnacle of Islam.

The radical sheik makes snorting noises on the films as he vilifies Jews as the "army of pigs".

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The OFLC finding said the sheik's calls to "jihad" and "martyrdom" were ambiguous.

And it found that comments vilifying Jews as an "army of pigs" and saying "behind me is a Jew, come kill him" were mitigated by the context.

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