Message #43764

[mccoy]

I like the plot of this film. There is a villain, Hamas, who erupts in extremely cruel killing sprees. The villain uses homes and hospitals where its own people dwell and is cured, as military bases, so they think They'll deter the enemy from hitting. Also, from luxury hotels in Quatar, the leaders of this movement incite their people, the civilians,  to shed their own blood for the cause.

This absurd villainous character has an incredible talent for propaganda. He manages to have followers who will protest in the streets and will do sit-ins and get arrested because they would like that Israel would stop the hits and let the villains unscathed, free to plot their next killing spree, where boys, girls, and children can be massacred at will.

They just declared the Italian government an enemy, at the same time that the Italian government is sending a convoy of humanitarian aids to their people.

Guys, if this was a series on Netflix, I would believe it to be the worst grotesque absurdity ever conceived.

Instead, I'm discovering that God's drama can go to the next level of absurdity.

I don't eat popcorn while watching but maybe I'm going to start right now. No salt, like Steve suggests, and rigorously vegan butter.