"I AM THE WEST" AN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN TO PREVENT JIHAD?
10/02/09 12:24 Filed in:
Creation of Eurabia and Muslim Invasion
A ridiculous
new advertising campaign has been launched in the
U.K. to prevent the growth of "radical" Islam and to
show that there is no contradiction in being both
British and Muslim. How sad that while Islam
radicalizes and terrorizes, all the dying, dhimmi
West can do is to advertise.
From dailymail: "The £400,000 Government-backed PR campaign is called I Am the West and will include television commercials and events in Pakistan.
It is aimed at young Pakistanis who could be easily influenced by extremist propaganda.
'I Am the West' is designed to influence 15- to 25-year-old males ‘who are less than well-educated and worldly-wise, but potentially susceptible to Islamic extremism.’ according to a synopsis of the campaign.
High-profile Muslims will appear in the nine ads include Sadiq Khan, the communities minster, Jahangir Malik the UK manager of Islamic Relief, Worcestershire cricketer Moeen Ali and the Lord Mayor of Birmingham..."
A synopsis for the campaign says: ‘Muslims are equally proud of being both and certainly espouse the belief that violent extremism is not propagated in their name.’
It is intended to show that Britain is not ‘anti-Islam’ and to show how well British Muslims have integrated into society here."
The first advert will be screened on Pakistani television on Monday."
From dailymail: "The £400,000 Government-backed PR campaign is called I Am the West and will include television commercials and events in Pakistan.
It is aimed at young Pakistanis who could be easily influenced by extremist propaganda.
'I Am the West' is designed to influence 15- to 25-year-old males ‘who are less than well-educated and worldly-wise, but potentially susceptible to Islamic extremism.’ according to a synopsis of the campaign.
High-profile Muslims will appear in the nine ads include Sadiq Khan, the communities minster, Jahangir Malik the UK manager of Islamic Relief, Worcestershire cricketer Moeen Ali and the Lord Mayor of Birmingham..."
A synopsis for the campaign says: ‘Muslims are equally proud of being both and certainly espouse the belief that violent extremism is not propagated in their name.’
It is intended to show that Britain is not ‘anti-Islam’ and to show how well British Muslims have integrated into society here."
The first advert will be screened on Pakistani television on Monday."
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