Jihadi Du Jour: Fitna - Youtube Bends Over

Since Youtube allows videos extolling the virtues of Hezbollah, we can assume they have no problem with showing murderous Islamic thugs and terrorists, but one wonders what terms of service the film Fitna violated when it merely criticized Islam; read the details over at Just a Girl in short shorts talking about whatever.

There are two ways to incite Muslims to riot, pillage, attack Christians, burn churches, rape infidel women, brutally behead unbelievers, blow up embassies, savagely violate children, and in general to behave violently:

Release a film critical of Islam and the Quran.
Let them simply read the Quran.

If you haven't yet heard of Fitna, a film by Dutch politician Geert Wilders, you can get the details from Wiki.

Christians who live in countries with large Muslim populations will need to take cover.

Radio Netherlands,
24 Mar 2008,
Dutch Christians and Muslims join forces to limit Fitna's impact
The anger felt by some people in the Muslim world has already reached such a level that a delegation from the Dutch Protestant church, the Dutch Council of Churches, the Muslims and government contact organisation (CMO) and the Islamic contact group is to go to Egypt in a joint effort by these organisations to ward off possible disaster.
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the members of the delegation hope to demonstrate clearly that the Netherlands is not an anti-Islamic nation.
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Bas Plaisier says it's extremely important that the message gets across clearly in the Muslim world. He's been receiving disturbing reports from Dutch nationals all over the world, including ones about fear of repercussions among Christians in Sudan, the Middle East and Indonesia, with churches being the target. In the case of Indonesia, the wave of church burning which took place only a few years ago is still fresh in people's memories. Bas Plaisier was in Jakarta fairly recently and found that it was in fact moderate Muslims who would ask him: "What in heaven's name are you doing in the Netherlands, are you actually aware of what you are doing?"