quote: Even radio and television didn't alter that situation very much, since program controllers simply blanked those idiots.
The internet has changed all that. Now the extremist can post his filth world wide and cause massive damage on an international scale.

Good point. The film and the violence it's said to have caused would make a very persuasive argument for internet censorship, at least in the Muslim world, and maybe corporate self-regulation in the Free world. The internet has been a nuisance to all governments for some time now, to say nothing of the recent impact of Wikileaks, so this astonishingly amateurish film couldn't have come at a better time.