Obsession - Radical Islam 's War Against the West is a 2005 documentary film directed by Wayne Kopping. The film details the proliferation of radical Islam, how it threatens Western society, its parallels to Nazism through the targeted eradication of the Jewish population and the reluctance of Western civilization to collectively recognize Islamic radicals as a world wide threat. The documentary uses a significant amount of video and audio footage compiled from Arab television and media broadcasts, supplemented with the personalized accounts from individuals who are experts or have experienced radical Islam.
What is striking about Kopping 's documentary is the abundant and detailed collection of evidence, captured through imagery and …show more content…
The hate is far more extensive and pervasive than that attention received from the western media. Elements of the Western culture help to foster that belief. For some reason, we derive a collective guilt when we are being criticized by other countries. I guess, if we are doing okay, then we somehow took advantage of others and should therefore be undeserving of what we have retained. The pop culture, along with a biased media and academia, often refuse to accept facts as facts if they do not fall within their narrative. Rather than accept 9/11 has an unjustified attack by radical Islamist, it seems easier for some to disregard fact and choose an alternative that places the blame on Western government or an particular party. Again, this may be part of human nature. Furthermore, it can be easy for groups to identity and support those who are persuasive or charismatic without fully reviewing facts. Radical extremism in any form is dangerous to society. This can be supported by examples of Jihadism, Nazism, Jim Jones Cult, Weather
What is striking about Kopping 's documentary is the abundant and detailed collection of evidence, captured through imagery and …show more content…
The hate is far more extensive and pervasive than that attention received from the western media. Elements of the Western culture help to foster that belief. For some reason, we derive a collective guilt when we are being criticized by other countries. I guess, if we are doing okay, then we somehow took advantage of others and should therefore be undeserving of what we have retained. The pop culture, along with a biased media and academia, often refuse to accept facts as facts if they do not fall within their narrative. Rather than accept 9/11 has an unjustified attack by radical Islamist, it seems easier for some to disregard fact and choose an alternative that places the blame on Western government or an particular party. Again, this may be part of human nature. Furthermore, it can be easy for groups to identity and support those who are persuasive or charismatic without fully reviewing facts. Radical extremism in any form is dangerous to society. This can be supported by examples of Jihadism, Nazism, Jim Jones Cult, Weather