Salman Rushdie Assassinated International Guerilla (Flying Korans kill infidel)<br /><br />Dogmeat: Always first. Always Last Always!<br /><br />One of the major burning issues in the Islamic world in the late 1980s and early 1990s was Salman Rushdie's book the "Satanic Verses". The book caused a huge uproar in the Islamic world with large protests. It was then followed with a fatwa by the Iranian spiritual leader Ayatollah Khomeini to kill Salman Rushdie.<br />SALMAN RUSHDIE: "International Guerillas" [दैवी प्रशोध Islam-a-Bad]<br />by STUPIDEST GIFT IN THE WORLD on Tuesday, May 5, 2009 at 6:34pm ·<br /><br /> "The 'Citizen Kane' of Sanctioned Death."--Nichopoulooza<br /><br /> Judging a film on ideological criteria is not necessarily easy.<br /><br /> Consider a worrying, stripy, socio-politicall, outrageous and questionable subject; now add a pinch of fatwa and Guignol with a dash of दैवी प्रशोध: serves a billion.<br /><br /> The example, "International Guerilla," not only breaks records, but supplements propaganda-dealing extreme Islamists...<br /> Although...<br /><br /> ...Pakistan is a country of pure dementia, and "International Guerillas", traffics, in effect, the "Rushdie Affair," and all the limit-pushing kitsch which Pakistan could offer.<br /><br /> Which is the more ignoble?<br /> Evil or its insipid zestfulness.<br /><br /> "International Guerillas" is absolute Nirvana for idiocy-per-cubic-meter!<br /><br /> Uunlamented, titanic sectionals, distilled as succinct parody, concocted by pranksters who want Pakistani Islamist's forbidden profoundity, not brutalized canards of confined, profane, exploding underwhelmed neurons.<br /><br /> To quickly refresh the memory of young readers:
