Republicans Finally Outdo Nazis For War Propaganda

The 'Ground Zero Mosque' is actually one floor of an office tower, blocks away from the still empty World Trade Centre site, and the Republicans know it. But this is a religious war, after all.



Note that the ad clearly states that the entire Muslim population of the world declared war on the United States on 9/11. What religious lobby groups in the United States really believe that, and benefit most from spreading such outlandish, gruesome lies?

Despite everything else, they used the image of a man falling to his death from the towers. That crosses lines that even the Taliban would think it unethical and tasteless to breach.

The people who put this ad together are your enemies, they aim to sew fear, division, violence, not the quiet Muslim family down the street. They're more American than these fucking Republican scumbags.

The buildings are modeled, the 3D animations are created to fit the model, then blown up to life size and projected back onto the real buildings. Our future cities will be filled with incredible animations.

It may not be possible to make a more American political campaign ad than this one, it has it all - guns, God, constitution, dog tags, farm, horse.



(via Reddit)

If The Sharks, Snakes, Crocodiles And Serial Killers Don't Get You....

The Australian government launches a new international tourism campaign based around the tag line, "There's Nothing Like Australia". You got that right, mate.

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Ever Wonder Why The United States Is Such A Violent Nation?

If half or most of the 100 million Americans who watched Superbowl 2010 sat through the ads, they would have been exposed to the following acts of violence :

Robots drink vodka?

Some impressive fear-mongering, sure. But it still pales into comparison to the one minute ad that shows a sighing ape hanging itself, and a suicidal kangaroo jumping into the path of a speeding train :



There used to be a YouTube clip of the above ad where someone had added Simon & Garfunkel's Bright Eyes as the soundtrack. It made the scenes of animal suicide so intensely grim it became funny.

If the makers of this fantastic little piece of fearmongery were going to be completely honest, they would have shown the true results of a 400 kilo polar bear smashing into pavement from a great height. That imagery would certainly be far more shocking :



When I watched this vid, some of the old dyslexia kicked in for a second. I thought the web address was PlanetStupid.com, not PlaneStupid.com.

I prefer PlanetStupid.