Another Prophet-Insulting Dutch Movie
by Baron Bodissey
I’ve mentioned Ehsan Jami previously, and VH wrote about him in a post earlier today. Jami founded an organization for ex-Muslims after being kicked out of the Labour party in the Netherlands for his apostasy from Islam. He has been physically assaulted and injured, and lives constantly under the threat of death.But that hasn’t stopped him from making an animated cartoon about the pedophile prophet. Here’s a brief summary from Radio Netherlands:
Dutch ex-Muslim producing The Life of Muhammad- - - - - - - - -
The Hague — Former Dutch Labour Party politician Ehsan Jami, the founder of the Committee of ex-Muslims, has announced that he is producing an anti-Islamic cartoon called The Life of Muhammad which will be released on the 20th of April. The film will show a sexually aroused Prophet Muhammad with his nine-year-old wife Aisha.
Members of the Muslims and government contact organisation, CMO, who have viewed a section of the film, say they will go to court in an attempt to have The Life of Muhammad banned. The organisation has described the The Life of Muhammad as totally unacceptable and extremely offensive.
Mr Jami announced last year that he was planning to make a movie. He said the film would be shocking and even more controversial than the Danish Muhammad cartoons.
The last few months have demonstrated that insults and ridicule are definitely the most potent weapons in the counterjihad arsenal. From the Motoons through the Modoggies to Fitna and now Jami’s movie: ridiculing Muslims and exposing the absurdities of their beliefs sends them into paroxysms. It ties them up in indignant knots and draws away energy that might otherwise be expended on jihad.
Think how many AK-47s they could have bought for the price of those ads in Danish newspapers.
However, it’s a dangerous and expensive undertaking to ridicule Islam. Prominent practitioners have to live with bodyguards and pay massive legal bills to fight the lawfare mounted against them in reprisal.
All in all, though, it’s probably the safest and cheapest alternative.

Hat tip: Sugiero.
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Baron Bodissey | 3/27/2008 12:14:00 PM






















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GREAT BLOG!!!!! Let me know where I can find a copy of Fitna, and The (Low)Life of Muhammed, and I will do so, as well as redistribute them among my peers. I will donate what I can to his legal fund. I had forgotten about the siege of Vienna taking place on 9/11. Great read. We will be victorious.
Just to get some details right: Ehsan Jami founded his committee for ex-muslims before he was kicked out of the Labour party. He announced that he would start such an organisation in spring 2007. That caused a lot of unrest in his party, but it wasn't the reason why he was kicked out. The central committee for ex-muslims was founded on 9/11 2007. Ehsan Jami was kicked out of the social democrat party on October 13th 2007, after the publication of an article he wrote together with Geert Wilders. In that article, they compared Mohammad to Hitler and apparently that was a step to far for the Labour party.
Geert Wilders film Fitna can be seen here...
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=7d9_1206624103
Let the seething commence.
@ Skender: You are right about the official timeline. Behind the scenes members of the Socialist Party though already where busy finding a way to "neutralize" him or push him out.* They where just waiting for the right moment.
"THE HAGUE, 05/06/07 - Labour (PvdA) has been trying to muzzle a young PvdA member who is fighting for the rights and safety of Muslim apostates. An internal memo shows that the party fears the campaign of Ehsan Jami will cause it electoral damage and enrage Muslims." [...] "Jami received hate mails from PvdA executives."
* http://www.religionnewsblog.com/18538/dutch-political-party-pvda-tries-to-muzzle-muslim-apostate
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