October 24, 2005

Scenes from the Liberty Film Festival Day 3—“Obsession: Radical Islam’s War Against the West”

One of the hottest films shown Sunday was Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West, which won the 2005 LFF prize for Best Feature Film.

Festival Co-Director Govindini Murty; Award Presenter, Actor Robert Davi; Producer Peter Mier; and Director Wayne Kopping. Merged from three smaller images. Click for a larger image.

The thing that affected me the most in the film was the footage of many occasions of gigantic Islamic rallies with what appeared to be thousands upon thousands of people chanting "Death to America."

You see Islamists on television saying that by doing to America what has been done in England -- having large numbers of Muslims immigrate and then refuse to assimilate -- with local mosques being used to continually preach hate for the non-Muslims -- it will be possible to change America: "The White House will change," says an interviewee on television. This would work if we permit it -- the perfect example is seen in England, where George Galloway was elected to government. Galloway supports the local Islamofascists. From a July post on this site:

Many have discussed the “disgraceful” and “poisonous” comments of British MP George Galloway, calling for England to accede to the intimidation of the terrorists and withdraw troops from Iraq. Few here have noted that Galloway was elected in a district that has ‘a huge Muslim population.’ Galloway won his seat in part by appealing to the Muslim vote.

Because England made the tragic error of permitting massive immigration of Muslims, many of whom refuse to assimilate and explicitly or tacitly support the terrorist killings of British civilians, Galloway’s district has enough people in it with such views, to have elected an MP who supports the terrorists by calling for England to accede to the terrorists’ demands.

What this means to the U.S.: in order to avoid the possibility of similar effects on politics here, it is advisable to curtail immigration to the U.S. from Muslim nations until the war on terror is over.

Again and again "Obsession" shows footage of Islamic leaders calling, on television, for Islamists to kill Americans. You see little tiny Islamic children saying that they want to kill people.  

In America we can't even imagine that people could be so sick. But it's happening in mass movement numbers, and we ignore it only at great risk. On the other hand, if we're aware of it, and move to take suitable actions such as those recommended by Robert Spencer, we can avoid a great deal of loss of life. We should just all get aware of this a.s.a.p.

Producer Peter Mier:

My father saved many, many people during the Holocaust -- and this movie is a tribute to him.