See it now: Terrorists and their plans for America

While most Americans are celebrating Thanksgiving, today also makes the one-year anniversary of the Mumbai terror attacks in India – which took the lives of 173 and injured more than 300.

As the families of the those killed in the recent Fort Hood terror attack – which took the lives of 13 adults and an unborn child and left dozens more wounded – are morning the loss of loved ones, the makers of the shocking film, "Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West."want to ensure that people "recognize that these incidents are not isolated," said Raphael Shore, producer of the film. "Rather, each attack is merely a new front in a global jihad being carried out by dangerous extremists that seek to destroy western freedoms and democracy."

Clarion Fund, partnering with WorldNetDaily.com, is offering a free streaming video of its powerful documentary "Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West. www.radicalislam.org/obsession" through Nov. 29.

Also sponsoring the free streaming video is WND Books' top-selling "Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld That's Conspiring to Islamize America," an undercover report on the seemingly moderate Muslim nonprofit Council on American-Islamic Relations. The investigation, based on information obtained through infiltration into CAIR by three "interns" posing as recent Muslim converts, uncovered documentation on the organization's links to known terror entities.

More than 30 million Americans have seen the brutal truths exposed in "Obsession."

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Yet its return is tragically apt. The Fort Hood slayings – allegedly committed by a Muslim officer in the U.S. Army who openly advocated killing "infidels" for Islam – is the nation's latest nightmare. Globally, Thanksgiving marks the one-year anniversary of the massacre in Mumbai, India, where 172 were slaughtered and 300 more wounded by Islamists.

This award-winning, eye-opening documentary grants access into the minds of radical Islamists. And what viewers will find is frightening. Using actual footage from Arabic TV rarely seen in the West and interviews with former terrorists, "Obsession" documents the call for world domination and global jihad that Islamic leaders demand daily.

There is nothing subtle about this loud and clear call for aggression.

Undercover footage captures suicide-bomber initiations, young children undergoing indoctrination into hatred and violence, secret jihad meetings and public celebrations of 9/11.

While numerous military and security leaders praise the film's educational value for understanding the depth of threat radical Islam presents, some media outlets have tried to censor the public from learning about its potent findings.

In 2008, The Detroit Free Press turned down a paid insertion of the video, saying "it would have been potentially divisive and counterproductive to the good work the local Arab and Muslim organizations and individuals are doing to contribute to the rebirth of Detroit and Southeast Michigan."

Administrators at State University of New York-Stonybrook, Georgia Tech University and in Winnipeg, Manitoba, all have tried to ban screenings. Fortunately, other high-profile personalities aren't too intimidated or intoxicated with political correctness to voice their admiration of the film:

"'Obsession' should serve as a wake-up call to the free world to confront the threat now, before it is too late." Joel Surnow, Executive Producer of "24."
"'Obsession' is without exaggeration one of the most important films of our time. ...Please, you must see it." Glenn Beck, now of Fox News but at the time with CNN Headline News.

The film features interviews with Sir Martin Gilbert, Alan Dershowitz, Daniel Pipes, Steve Emerson, a former federal prosecutor, a former Hitler Youth commander. It also presents anti-Islamist Muslims, including the daughter of a terrorist; a former Palestinian terrorist; a Palestinian journalist; and the director of Palestinian Media Watch.

The film demonstrates parallels between past doomed strategies to appease murderers and tyrants and the West's current ignorance and attitude of appeasement toward Iran and radical Islamists. The film also traces blatant similarities between the Nazi movement of World War II and the "Islamo-fascists" of today.

With this "Obsession: Radical Islam's War Against the West. www.radicalislam.org/obsession" free streaming film, there's little reason not to learn how this painful history is poised to repeat.

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