Munich mastermind spurns Spielberg's peace appeal

reuters ^ | December 27, 2005 | Nidal al-Mughrabi

[Mr. Mojo]

Spot on. Spielberg and his amoral equivocating comrades prefer their Jews weak, victimized, and most importantly, unarmed.

[Reaganesque]

"When I chose a long time ago to be a revolutionary fighter I prepared to be a martyr. I am not afraid, because people's souls are in God's hands, not Israel's," he said.

Riiight. Which would explain why you're still alive well into your retirement years. Maybe you can swap war stories with all the surviving Japanese Kamikaze veterans.

[righttackle44]

"How appropriate the movie is titled "Munich," a name synonomous with appeasement."

Too bad the olympics weren't held in Numremburg.
There was NO appeasement there.

[veronica]

I wish nothing but bad things for Spielberg for the rest of his life...the curse of God should fall upon him for being such a traitor to his bloodline.

Right on, cousin!

[jimbo123]

Spielberg, the self hating Jew, makes an high-profile appeasement offering to the terrorists and they turn him down? What a surprise...

[Hildy]

Do these Hollywood people really think they have that kind of power? I mean, really, think about it. I was watching the wonderful SUNSET BOULEVARD yesterday and there's a line in it that bears repeating. Cecille B. DeMille tries to explain to an underling why Norma Desmond behaves the way she does and the warped frame of mind she lives in....he says, "It's amazing what 20 press agents working overtimes will do to the human spirit." I remembered it because I think it's so true about so many of our stars today.

[SkyPilot]

I am not afraid, because people's souls are in God's hands, not Israel's," he said.

True enough, and that is the reason he should be afraid.

[veronica]

Do these Hollywood people really think they have that kind of power?

They are surrounded by like-minded toadies who never dare to tell the Emperor that he has no clothes. They live insulated livesm They aren't connected to the real world and they no very little real history. AND Tony Kushner appears to be a self-hating Jew.

[veronica]

Sorry for the typos. :) I haven't had enough coffee yet.

[VOA]

He voiced outrage at not being consulted for the thriller and
accused Spielberg of pandering to the Jewish state.

Mr. Spielberg...now you get your lesson in the usual outcome of appeasement.

(If Spielberg thinks he had problems with that obsessed nut that
finally got jailed...well may have just made it to the major league
of celebrities that have problems with the public)

[Hildy]

I refused to see Angels in America...on stage and on Cable. I just knew I would get angry, so why even bother? And then when it won every Tony and Emmy known to man, I knew I made the right choice! :)

[Hildy]

I refused to see Angels in America...on stage and on Cable. I just knew I would get angry, so why even bother? And then when it won every Tony and Emmy known to man, I knew I made the right choice! :)

[God luvs America]

you're right....but we both know damn well if the Israeli's rightfully put a bullet through the head of this POS everyone but America will come down on them for breaching treaty's\etc....

[Hildy]

I'm noticing alot of commercials for this movie in the last few days...they're scared. But the surefire thing for me not to go see a movie was just mentioned in the commercial...EBERT & ROEPER GIVE IT TWO ENTHUSIASTIC THUMBS UP! BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR! That's my cue to stay away!

[SkyPilot]

This movie is Spielberg's "The Sum of All Fears" moment. In that movie adaptation of the Tom Clancy novel, the villains/terrorists were altered from Islamic Fascists to Austrian-Germanic Nazis (yeah, like those groups are really active anymore). It was a Hollywood PC rewrite.

Spielberg has laid a massive egg with this movie. The only thing worse this movie season is "BareBack Mountain."

[MillerCreek]

I believe the quote you might be interested in is that Spielberg said, about the Palestinian attackers, that "they have families, too."

I think at that point he anticipates us all to look at the moon and ponder ET.

[MillerCreek]

Stoopid stooopid stooopid evil evilll eeeeviilll Tony Kushner.

[MillerCreek]

Stoopid stooopid stooopid evil evilll eeeeviilll [guy who wrote the screenplay].

[MillerCreek]

Speilberg (also) is a member of a popular L.A. Reformist group, last time I heard anything about his affiliations with things like that. Might be different now, just don't know, but I do know he's about as liberal and as Democrat and as a friend of Bill Clinton's as they come, and this film seems to have been advised by political intrigue-ers and otherwise liberal propogandaists (Public Relations specialists) from the preproduction state forward...

And that Kushner has said he "hates America" and is a gay, gay, gay homosexual liberal.

And that Spielberg rejected an earlier script by the guy who wrote the script for "Forest Gump" (Roth) and chose Kushner to write another one because Spielberg said that he "wanted to humanize the story" so he chose Kushner, of all people, to do so. <<-- That last part mystifies me.

[MillerCreek]

"...I hope you are aflame with vision ambition and hope, I came here expecting to get a contact high from you, what a bummer it would be to discover that you are not aflame, that you have managed on this day of days merely to smoulder!"

That's (^^) a quote from Tony Kushner's commencement speech before Vassar College recently.

I have the same reaction to anything and everything that is Tony Kushner as President Bush does to Kim Yong.

Kushner wrote the vile and profane "Angels in America" and Hollyicky awarded him for his crudeness with awards and lauds and lies.