Watch Obsession and Share it With Others
Saturday
A LITTLE WHILE ago I heard about an organization that handed out the movie, Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West, to hundreds of delegates at the Democratic Convention in Denver because they think Democrats (in general) somewhat ignore the creeping Islamization of the U.S.
The organization was called, fittingly enough, Watch Obsession. They decided to fight against the Islamic political encroachment by promoting the movie, Obsession.
I recommend the movie also. I have loaned my copy to most of my friends. I think it's a great way to give someone an authoritative overview of the problem, and to introduce them to key Islamic principles like Shari'a law and taqiyya (religious deception).
So in my constant search to find concrete, practical, effective ways civilians like us can help thwart Jihadis who are trying to invade and defeat democracy, I give you this: Share the movie, Obsession with everyone you know. Start here: Obsession the movie.
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One of my husband's friends received the DVD in the mail. He watched it and has started passing it around amongst his friends. Watch Obsession's program appears to be working!
That's a good example, AOW. I read a comment you posted on another site about this man, who, or so it sounded to me, knew nothing about Islam's basic teachings and was surprised by what he learned.
When I think about this kind of effect, it encourages me greatly. That was a big change from watching ONE DVD. As I've said before, it's one of the most effective way to help make a difference: Share a DVD with someone.
From this point on, he'll see the news differently. He'll hear or read quotes by Muslims differently. He'll know about taqiyya (the Islamic doctrine of deceiving non-Mulsims) and abrogation (the principle of later passages overriding earlier passages of the Qur'an when they conflict.
He won't be as fooled by the deceptions, and he'll be more likely to vote for politicians that are educated about Islam also.
WE NEED MORE OF THAT.
Good job, Always. You're an inspiration.
Learn more about sharing DVDs and what DVDs I recommend here: An Easy Way To Influence Your Friends.
Passing out DVD's to the Dems was the right thing to do. Never the the less I'm skeptical they were watched by those that tried to block the PATRIOT Act and sabotage the war effort.
Anonymous, I thought the same thing. It's not likely that many of them watched it, but maybe a few did.
The reason I thought it was brilliant is for the exposure the movie got in the wider world. I think the stunt caused a lot of people to find out the movie existed who didn't know it already. It was such an unusual thing to do, it was covered in news stories with, of course, an explanation by Tom Trento of WHY they were doing it.
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