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Graphic: The Fatwa Pig
From this source, on the business page of Yahoo! News, on September 12, 2008:
Will Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal find himself under the shadow of a fatwa? After all, the prince owns Rotana, the most popular of the Arabic satellite networks.
Anyway, just wait until more Moslems invest in Western satellite systems. Censorship will take center stage.
And think of all the shows you like, the shows that you will no longer be able to watch. Remember: Sayyed Qutb found the crooners' song "Baby, It's Cold Outside" immoral. The Moslem perception of immorality differs from that of the West's.
Another reason to be sure we infidels win!
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Saudi Issues A TV Fatwa
Graphic: The Fatwa Pig
From this source, on the business page of Yahoo! News, on September 12, 2008:
Top cleric in Saudi judiciary: it's OK to kill owners of TV networks airing 'immoral content'In the past, Al-Lihedan called upon Saudis to fight against American forces in Iraq. Now he's moved his jihad-by-fatwa to the media.
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) -- Saudi Arabia's top judiciary official has issued a religious decree saying it is permissible to kill the owners of satellite TV networks that broadcast immoral content.
Will Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal find himself under the shadow of a fatwa? After all, the prince owns Rotana, the most popular of the Arabic satellite networks.
Anyway, just wait until more Moslems invest in Western satellite systems. Censorship will take center stage.
And think of all the shows you like, the shows that you will no longer be able to watch. Remember: Sayyed Qutb found the crooners' song "Baby, It's Cold Outside" immoral. The Moslem perception of immorality differs from that of the West's.
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(Hat tip to Her Royal Whyness) Take your blood pressure meds before watching/reading this . . .Could Middle East Own New WTC? Fox & Friends video segment this morning: Watch the latest news video at <a href="http://video.foxnews.com/">video.foxnews.com</a>...
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The K-State student "news" paper has posted my letter to the editor at its website. The paper has a policy of not publishing letters in their print edition due to "space limitations." I suspect that the real reason is a policy of not publishing anything...
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