Czech TV Documentary Exposes Muslim Mosque Hypocracy

One face for the public view, another in private for followers.

The footage in I, Muslim shows a reporter pretending to be someone interested in converting to Islam. He conducts several conversations with members of the mosque, located in Černý Most, about Islam, Europe, terrorism and the role of women.

One Muslim in the documentary compares Islamic terrorists to Jan Palach, the Czech student who committed suicide by setting himself on fire in protest of the 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia.

Another says Islamic law should be implemented in the Czech Republic, including the death penalty for adultery, Ovečka says.

The Muslims interviewed said embarrassing things. Now they are blaming the interviewer. "TV documentary angers Muslims," from The Prague Post,

Ambassadors to the Czech Republic from Arab nations and members of the Czech Muslim community say they are outraged by a documentary aired on TV last fall that used hidden camera footage of conversations in a Prague mosque and spliced it — they say unfairly — with images of terrorism.

Dhimmi Watch: Bad dhimmi! Czech documentary angers Muslims