What were your impressions of Geert Wilders 'FITNA'?

[NakedBarbarian2]

I mean its obviously a piece of propoganda, but doesn't he really just repeat what Islamic fundementalists have already said?

P.S. the part about Holland under Islam was funny.

[Lawrence of Arabia]

He didn't repeat what they said, but he tried to match what they said with verses in the Qur'an. He failed miserably, of course, but the fact that he is trying to equate all Muslims with them is a bit ignorant on his part.

He would have had more fun had he targeted the Hadith.

[Shaun]

Link to the film?

[Tankbuster]

Didn't find it that shocking.

[Lawrence of Arabia]

[Enemy of the State]

It looked like an amateur movie. Thousands like it get posted on the net every day. It shouldn't be getting as much attention as it does.

[PurpleScotch]

The film uses small parts of a verse and claims it is what the Qur'an orders people to do.

EXAMPLE: Imagine I wrote on a book, "We must kill them if they try to kill us". Then some random guy takes this book, quotes the part "We must kill them" only and claims I am violent...well that's exactly what Geert Wilders did in his film, don't believe me? Read the whole Qur'anic verse where he took the "violent" parts from.

[Каие]

It was simply a lost child who is confused between Islam and extremism.
I don't blame him, but its exactly what common people think.