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Decadent western culture is rat obsessed, it’s true. But sometimes the rodent has to take one for the team. Now, in true Islamist fashion, but with an IP twist: How to avoid (mostly theoretical) trademark / copyright liability while still being …. defiant?
MEMRI TV shows you how (transcript) — the video is here if you ken.
Mouse-ears tip to Lynn B!
July 2nd, 2007 at 7:42 pm
Seventy-two rodent virgins…
Looks like Hamas has invented a better mousetrap — the kind you spring on yourself!…