Family executions

Prix Europa 2011 31 October 2011

JURY CITATION

"This is a film about a murder. The victim, a young woman gunned down at a bus stop in Berlin. The murderer is her brother. It is an "honour killing" because Hatun Surucu lived "like a German". In a remarkable and thought-provoking series of interviews with the murderer, who is still in jail, his family and friends, the filmmakers explore the evidence behind the case. Through this highly personal testimony, a much more disturbing picture emerges - the harsh and uncomfortable reality that integration has failed and that Turks and Germans exist in "parallel societies". Story telling and film-making at its best."

Family Security Matters 22 September 2011
By Janet Levy

A review of: Delectable Lie: A Liberal Repudiation of Multiculturalism [1] by Salim Mansur (Mantua Books, 2011, 186pp., $22.00

In 2008, Vietnam war veteran Jesse Nieto — a Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base civilian employee and father of one of 16 sailors who died in the 2000 Islamist attack on the USS Cole — was ordered to remove from his vehicle decals that a Marine’s Muslim spouse thought were offensive. The decals referred to Islamic terrorist responsibility for the USS Cole tragedy and the celebrations it prompted in the Muslim world.

YouTube 9 August 2011
By GeertWildersJetzt

Straight talk from Dr. Wafa Sultan, Psychiatrist; Al-Hayat TV (Cyprus) December 4, 2008

Sultan became notable after the September 11, 2001 attacks for her participation in Middle East political debates, with Arabic essays that were circulated widely, and for television appearances on Al Jazeera and CNN in 2005