Der Fuerher's Face
Reader comment on item: Winning the Propaganda War [versus Radical Islam]

Submitted by Yehoshua Zeller (United States), Dec 29, 2005 at 13:24

No matter what Ideas you devise to counter the propaganda of Islam,it won't work. They are trained (brain-washed) since youth to death in a strict anti-other kind hate of life if it is not Muslim. It is a near perfect Zombie existence that others can not change through normal nor politically correct means. Thus the problem: Will the Western World die because of PC or exist by shelving PC in its Propaganda Effects? Therefore the Fuerher's Face.

WWII ,with a German-American population of about 20% plus a large Italian-American population as well, the US Propaganda Dept. considered to insult and/or belittle the Axis' Leaders by making their Super Race and Madness Theories as ridiculous. It worked. The points got across. Now to the New Super Race Peoples,the Muslims. They love their Iman Pictures so give it to them ...with a ridiculous statement underneath the picture as if the Iman is saying it. Example: " Allah does not wish to slaughter others,it is Mohammad's fault!". Air drop pamphets in on a regular basis and watch the young ones grab them up...notice how many watched Saddam Hussein in his underwear and laughed. Humor them to death. You might even show some important Muslim Leader in his underwear practicing before a mirror his speech wearing only his underwear ....skinny,skinny legs covered with chicken hair,etc.
Of course there will be anger as Islam is the Religion of Anger. But the counter attack should get very positive results. Try it...you'll like it!

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