>>1257
Thank you. It's depressing that a religion should be allowed to forbid the people from learning critical and sceptic information about it, in the 21st century.
The film per se isn't something new for most people on /jihad/, at least not for me, but Mr. Wilders' goal isn't to inform those who already know the truth about Islam, but those who have merely superficial knowledge about Islam and Muslims; good luck trying to convince someone who doesn't know nor care about Islam to watch all of "Islam: What the West Needs to Know." Thus, "Fitna" is a good entrance for the people to learn about how the Qur'an justifies the killings of us infidels and polytheists (which Christians are according to the Ummah). Since there has been such a big fuss about the film, more people are likely to watch it, which is its purpose. After seeing it, one can choice to deny this and think it's propaganda, or try acquire more information about this; I suggest giving Jihad Watch a try, but one could also simply lurk some Muslim forums, which one shouldn't have any problem to find via Google.
