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Liveleak - publicity seekers

Reader comment on item: Media Admits Censorship due to Islamist Intimidation

Submitted by Peter, Scotland (United Kingdom), Mar 29, 2008 at 14:30

Shame on Liveleak for using the film 'Fitna' as a cheap publicity stunt. You tube never had the bottle and Liveleak thought they would try get themselves noticed by showing it before they pulled the plug.

I for one, dont believe for a single minute that the executives at Liveleak never thought about the consequences before they aired it.


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