Death to Mickey Mouse - Soldier of Satan

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In summary, Sheikh Muhammad al-Munajid unleashed a verbal attack on the beloved Disney character, and said that Mickey Mouse has become an awesome character even though according to Islamic law, he should be killed.
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Sheikh Muhammad al-Munajid unleashed a verbal attack on the beloved Disney character, and said: “Mickey Mouse has become an awesome character even though according to Islamic law, he should be killed!”

The former diplomat, who worked in the Saudi Arabian embassy in the USA, believes that Mickey is a force of corruption, according to the Middle East Media Research Institute, MEMRI, and the Israeli internet news site Ynet. Muhammad al-Munajid adheres to Sharia, the body of Islamic religious law which also mediates moral conduct. [continued]
http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/bild-e...ey-mouse/is-satanic-and-should-be-killed.html

So Zapper, what do you have so say for yourself?
 
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I should have known better than to think I could out-Disney, Mr. Disney. :cry:
 
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Mind if I ask what Zapper and Disney have in common?
 
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binzing said:
Mind if I ask what Zapper and Disney have in common?
:rolleyes: :biggrin:
 
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Uh, yeah...
 
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I love Zz's Disney thread. :!)
 
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Zapper do you support that silly Save Mickey campaign that always comes up when the copyright is about to expire?
 
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I guess the Tele-Tubbies are probably also cartoona-non-grata ...
 
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Radical Islamist TV broadcaster ‘Al Majd’, which is associated with the Hamas movement, has already brought about the death of one cartoon mouse. Last year the broadcaster introduced the Mickey Mouse look-alike ‘Farfur’. His fate? A martyr’s death.

I saw what happened to Farfur on YouTube. :(
 
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TheStatutoryApe said:
Zapper do you support that silly Save Mickey campaign that always comes up when the copyright is about to expire?

No. Disney should have just let go of their copyright hold on Steamboat Willie Mickey Mouse. I don't think for one second that they'll lose money on it because people will still associate it Disney.

Besides, they still have the current Mickey Mouse for many more years, and that's what most people associate what Mickey Mouse looks like.

Zz.
 
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sysreset said:
I guess the Tele-Tubbies are probably also cartoona-non-grata ...

Haven't you heard? Tinky-Winky (or whatever its name is) is promoting homosexuality and should be banned from public TV.

And if you think it is a joke, you are wrong. That was what Polish extreme-right-winged-ultra-katholic-idiot said in an interview. Problem is, she was an official ombudsman for children rights at the time. That's what happens when you have twins as president and prime minister.
 
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I'm surprised why this member's not banned yet!:-p

Mind if I ask what Zapper and Disney have in common?
 
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Judging who said it, I guess this is quite a complement to Mickey.
 
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Uh, I don't think so Lisa! (!) If Zz were to do that, I WOULD hold Mickey at ransom...
 

FAQ: Death to Mickey Mouse - Soldier of Satan

What is "Death to Mickey Mouse - Soldier of Satan" about?

"Death to Mickey Mouse - Soldier of Satan" is a work of fiction that follows the story of a soldier who makes a deal with Satan to bring about the downfall of Mickey Mouse and all of Disney. It explores themes of power, corruption, and the consequences of making a pact with the devil.

Is "Death to Mickey Mouse - Soldier of Satan" appropriate for all ages?

No, this story contains mature themes and violent scenes that may not be suitable for younger audiences. It is intended for adult readers.

What inspired you to write "Death to Mickey Mouse - Soldier of Satan"?

The idea for this story came to me when I was watching a Disney movie with my children. I started thinking about the immense influence that Disney has on popular culture and began to wonder what would happen if someone wanted to bring it all down. From there, the story evolved into a tale of dark fantasy and morality.

Are there any real-life references or connections to Disney in "Death to Mickey Mouse - Soldier of Satan"?

While the story is set in a world where Disney and its characters exist, it is entirely fictional and not meant to represent any real-life events or individuals. It is a work of imagination and should not be taken as a commentary on Disney or its impact on society.

What message do you hope readers take away from "Death to Mickey Mouse - Soldier of Satan"?

The story raises questions about the corrupting nature of power and the consequences of making deals with forces beyond our control. It also explores themes of redemption and the power of free will. Ultimately, I hope readers are left with a sense of reflection and introspection about the choices we make and their consequences.

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