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martin14 martin14:

The_Doctor The_Doctor:

At least Muslims are not that obvious.

The apologist doctor fails again..

And Martin falls flat on his face

$1:

Brian Whitaker wrote in a blog for the Guardian newspaper that in the translation of the video, showing Farfour eliciting political comments from a young girl named Sanabel, the MEMRI transcript misrepresents the segment. Farfour asks Sanabel what she will do and, after a pause says "I'll shoot", MEMRI attributed the phrase said by Farfour, ("I'll shoot"), as the girl's reply while ignoring her actual reply ("I'm going to draw a picture"). Whitaker and others commented that a statement uttered by the same child, ("We're going to [or want to] resist"), had been given an unduly aggressive interpretation by MEMRI as ("We want to fight"). Also, where MEMRI translated the girl as saying the highly controversial remark ("We will annihilate the Jews"), Whitaker and others, including Arabic speakers used by CNN, insist that based on careful listening to the low quality video clip, the girl is saying "Bitokhoona al-yahood", variously interpreted as, "The Jews [will] shoot us" or "The Jews are killing us

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Bacardi4206 Bacardi4206:

The_Doctor The_Doctor:

At least Muslims are not that obvious.

Please tell me that's a spoof or something and not real.

Bibleman looks more like skeletor to me !

[Tman1]

Don't tell this guy.

[angler57]

Most probably stepped on a his own home made mine.

[GreenTiger]

Mr_Canada Mr_Canada:

I think it will fail too, but only because no one buys comic books.

If it's made available online, then leaked to the entire public as everything does, then maybe.

I disagree people may find comic books attactive because they are NOT on a com puter, but the cartoon line would have to be very good especially at the beginning, some might like it as a computer cartoon.

If it humanises the " other side " and shown their own people in a positive away it may just work.

[QBall]

Comic books that are developed with a message/agenda tend to fail because readers want escapism, not a guilt trip or a lecture. However this one doesn't seem like it's going to be marketed to the west, initially anyway. So maybe it will find a market there and they'll try introducing it in the west by marketing to muslim/Arab communities in the west (just a guess).