Czech TV Documentary Enrages Muslims Because of the Truth
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The footage in I, Muslim shows a reporter pretending to be someone
interested in converting to Islam. He conducts several conversations
with members of the mosque, located in Czerny Most, about Islam,
Europe, terrorism and the role of women.
Ovecka says he stands behind his choice to use the hidden camera
footage. "I wanted to get real opinions of the local Muslim community
on the issue - find out what the differences are between Czech and
foreign Islam," he says.
One Muslim in the documentary compares Islamic terrorists to Jan
Palach, the Czech student who committed suicide by setting himself on
fire in protest of the 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia.
Another says Islamic law should be implemented in the Czech Republic,
including the death penalty for adultery, Ovecka says.
"I have to say with 100 percent certainty that by using hidden camera
I have learned things that I would never have learned otherwise," he
says. "The result was alarming, and if not for the hidden camera, I
would have never had any of this footage."
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Islamists... never are upfront.
They are always lying.
Only the most backwards are upfront. Their most intelligent can be
upfront, but they know the shame their ideas will bring them if they
speak them in the daylight.
It is darkness, for darkness... not for the light of day.