When the British Parliament refused to screen Mr. Wilders's film at Westminster this week, he cited this as "yet more proof that Europe is losing its freedom".
As an example of this he cites the behaviour of police in Ramadi, the capital of the vast and overwhelmingly Sunni province of Anbar.
As proof of this he cites an account written by Pacelli in 1919 of a left-wing uprising in Munich led by Max Levien, "Russian and a Jew.
To illustrate this, he cites two upcoming films concerned in varying degrees with war: Grace Is Gone, in which he plays a man whose wife is killed in Iraq, and War, Inc, a "spiritual cousin to Grosse Pointe Blank", and partly inspired by Naomi Klein's article Baghdad Year Zero.
As an example of this he cites accepting an invitation.
As proof of this, he cites President Obama during his interview on 60 Minutes.
"The reason I fell in love with Jamaican music was because, successively, each new step forward was revelatory, like, 'What the hell is this?'" He cites his first experience seeing Chicago footwork DJs Rashad and Spinn as one of the only truly futuristic encounters he's had in recent memory.
On this point, he cited the sworn testimony of Saul Katz's son, David.
