24.May.2006 at 24 | hso
Indian Film Board Hypocrites
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Christian groups in India have pressurized the Censor Board of India (the council that certifies films) to insert a legal note, which indicates the “fictitious” nature of the film The Da Vinci Code at the beginning for 15 seconds.
The Censor Board of India, a corrupt government body working in tandem with the ruling Congress government is attempting to appease the minorities yet again. I did not see an outcry for one such legal note for the movie “The Passion of Christ”, how did they know that was not fictitious?
This episode reminds me of when India (and its pseudo-secular government) banned Salman Rushdie’s “Satanic Verses” just to accommodate the Muslim minorities.
This goes to all who do not agree with me, if you are not interested in the book or the movie, don’t FUCKING read/watch it.
Why fear unless you are guilty?
For more on this crap, visit BBC
1. nemoforone | April 2, 2007 #
What about the possibility of pulling out of Iraq, letting Iran invade and lose resources fighting their own kind,
and then come in and mop up the dregs?