Posted on 09/29/2014 10:04:01 AM PDT by Biggirl
BAGHDAD — Reclining on a gold-rimmed purple sofa, the leader of the Islamic State extremist group mulls his social-media strategy as an overaffectionate sword-wielding dwarf looks on.
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It’ll end very shortly after the inevitable assassination or bombing hits the production studio.
I saw the video and at least there was someone dressed like a devil.
What becomes of American comedians who poke fun at Leftists?
I think I saw this series before. It was called Twin Peaks, and was directed by David Lynch, right? The midget talks backwards while filming then it is played back backwards so that English sounds like Farci.
At least we still have our freedom here.
“At least we still have our freedom here.”
Don’t be too sure of that. The guy who made the video the liberal legion of liars blamed for causing is STILL in jail, and Dinesh D’Sousa, who made “Obama’s America 2016” is serving his sentence now.
Please!
“Is that a bomb in your pants, or are you just happy to see me?”
That is also why there has been an increase in gun and ammo sales. Americans have been arming up to the teeth to protect that “freedom.”
HOLLYWOOD — Reclining on a gold-rimmed purple sofa, Madame Secretary mulls her social-media strategy as an overaffectionate sword-wielding dwarf looks on.
that is really good
Thanks
The titling is a bit lame....visually speaking but Im certain there’ll be an opportunity to redo that.
It takes a harsh stance against the US and Israel....American cowboy invites guests to a wedding.
The groom is the devil and the bride is Israel, their child, leader of Islamic State, hatches from an egg.
47 Seconds
Iraq State TV’s Anti-ISIS Video Is The Plan Nine From Outer Space of Political Satire
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlEnfK73I_Y
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