October 27, 2006

Death of a President film suggests Muslims unfairly targeted

Debbie Schlussel has the goods on the latest Hollywood absurdity: "Weekend Box Office: Death of a President = More Re-Birth of Islamist BS":

The much-hyped "Death of a President" isn't worthy of its press. It's a boring, silly movie that's hardly plausible. Unless you're a shrieking leftist who believes in all the BS about Muslims not being terrorists, but being loyal Americans who are wrongly maligned. If you're one of those, then this is your movie.

If you want to see this movie and don't want to find out who really killed President Bush, stop reading here. For everyone else, guess what? The assassin is not the Syrian Muslim, who trained in an Al-Qaeda terrorist training camp in Afghanistan, found with gun powder on his clothing.

Nope, the gun powder was on his clothing "by coincidence," he trained at the terror camp because he's a peaceful guy who thought the camp was just about learning more about Islam (the same excuse everyone who trains there says when they get caught), and he's just an innocent hard-working Syrian Muslim American patriot. Why, even his wife tells us she "cried for three days" after the 9/11 attacks and that the first thing she learned in English was the American National Anthem.

No, predictably, the assassin of the Prez is not the wrongly-convicted, innocent, peace-loving, Al-Qaeda trainee Syrian. It's a Black American Vietnam Vet whose two sons fought in Iraq, one of whom was killed there. Of course, a Vietnam Vet or parent of kids serving or slain in Iraq would murder the President. Gee, why didn't we think of that.

In "Death," despite all the evidence that the vet is the killer, Congress has passed Patriot Act III, and the innocent Muslim is still in prison, easily convicted with no chance of getting out. And no-one will look at the evidence, including a suicide note apologizing for killing the Prez, that the Black American left behind.