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September 30, 2005

Cair Complains and Boeing and Bell Cave in


Boeing, Bell apologise for mosque attack ad

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Boeing Co. apologised on Friday for a mistakenly published advertisement for its V-22 Osprey aircraft showing troops dropping onto the roof of a mosque in what appears to be a simulated battle scene.

The ad, coming amid rising concern among Muslims over U.S. military action in Iraq and Afghanistan, prompted immediate complaints from the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), which demanded the withdrawal of the campaign. The rest of the write up is HERE

A spokesman for CAIR said on Friday the group welcomed the companies' swift response, but would press the issue of how such an ad came to be created.

Here is a larger size of the ad below in case you are unable to read the fine print



I really hate it when anyone bows down to Cair. I think it is a good ad.

Posted by Wild Thing at September 30, 2005 06:31 PM


Comments

If it makes CAIR mad, we should all post the picture. I did. See PBS Watch

Posted by: pbswatcher at September 30, 2005 06:52 PM


Hi pbswatcher, yipee you have a good idea. That would be great if tons of people were posting it. heh heh

Thanks for your response.

Posted by: Wild Thing at September 30, 2005 07:11 PM


I agree, we shouldn’t be dropping troops on Mosques like that. Our guys can get hurt.

We should be dropping a JDAM from a B-2 or raining cluster bombs from a B-52.

Posted by: BobF at October 2, 2005 08:38 AM


We should be dropping a JDAM from a B-2 or raining cluster bombs from a B-52.

A BIG YESSSSS I agree!

Posted by: Wild Thing at October 2, 2005 09:22 AM


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