we’re onto it:
Hate film ban looms
April 16, 2007 12:00am
LAWS banning hate films praising terrorists must be passed quickly, Philip Ruddock said yesterday.
The Attorney-General said he had told his officials to seek agreement from the states within two weeks, after the classification of a pro-terror DVD urging children to martyr themselves.
The film, which calls for the murder of infidels and describes Jews as “pigs”, received a PG rating from the Office of Film and Literature Classification, making it suitable to be bought and watched by children.
The film is contained in a package of DVDs prepared by Australian-born Islamic cleric Sheik Feiz Mohammed, who is in exile in Lebanon but reported to be still preaching jihad to his Australian followers by telephone.
His film calls for the murder of non Muslims in Islam’s war on the West.
The Opposition labelled the PG rating “completely unacceptable”.
Shadow Attorney-General Joe Ludwig urged Mr Ruddock to request an immediate review of the Office of Film and Literature Classification decision.
The NSW Government moved immediately against the film, urging the Federal Government to prevent children seeing it.
Mr Ruddock said the current test of whether a publication promoted, incited or instructed people to perform a criminal act was inadequate.
(THE KORAN IS FULL OF IT!)
Let me guess, their “Teachers Union” doesn’t support “the opposition party”.