Iranian TV chief: All new shows must include scenes of prayer

From the same publication Allahpundit sent us to is this article from Fjordman: Hollywoodistan v Real Life: Should We Fear Islam Or Islamophobia?

In Hollywoodistan, gays admire the beauty of the Koran. In real life, gays are physically attacked in increasing numbers by Muslims in Europe, and death squads are targeting gays in Islamic countries such as Iraq.

In real life, a gay man, Pim Fortuyn, was de facto executed for criticizing Islam, after having been demonized by Dutch media and the Dutch establishment for “Islamophobia” and “hate speech”.

In Hollywoodistan, the Koran has been banned on pain of death in Britain.

In real life, British PM Tony Blair has called Islam “progressive” and praised the Koran for being “practical and way ahead of its time in attitudes to marriage, women and governance.”

In Hollywoodistan, Muslims in London are ruthlessly persecuted.

In real life, London has become the Islamic terrorist capital of the entire world, as demonstrated by writer Melanie Phillips in her book “Londonistan.”

So, to tie this altogether, the Iranian authorities want their media programming to be more like what comes out of Hollywood, minus movies like ’300′. We live in dark times.

Canadian Infidel on May 8, 2007 at 11:43 AM