Jerome Corsi’s explosive new spot Jerome Corsi, one of the authors of Unfit for Command, the book that attacked John Kerry’s Vietnam record, has authored a new book, Atomic Iran. To help tout his new tome, Corsi and filmmaker Tim Watkins crafted this TV spot, which broke yesterday in markets including Dallas and Los Angeles. It shows New York City streets, along with Corsi quotes like “Terrorists don’t stockpile weapons, they use them.” Footage of a mushroom cloud closes out the ad. —Posted by Lisa van der Pool

April 20, 2005 | Permalink

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Media Matters has some intereting information on this Corsi guy. Here is but a small sampling of his recently published hate speech.

On Islam and Arabs

CORSI: Let's see exactly why it isn't the case that Islam is a worthless, dangerous Satanic religion? Where's the proof to the contrary? (04/24/2004)

CORSI: Islam is like a virus -- it affects the mind -- maybe even better as an analogy -- it is a cancer that destroys the body it infects... No doctor would hesitate to eliminate cancer cells from the body. (11/26/02)

CORSI: Islam is a peaceful religion as long as the women are beaten, the boys buggered, and the infidels killed. (11/22/2002)

CORSI: How's this as an analogy -- the Koran is simply the "software" for producing deviant cancer cell political behavior and violence in human beings. (02/15/2002)

CORSI: Think the liberal press will ever let out that these 2 were lovers -- typical Islamic boy-buggering -- older man, younger man -- black Muslims? I doubt it. Not a pretty picture, but one certain to be hidden by PC media. (11/08/2002)

CORSI: Isn't the Democratic Party the official SODOMIZER PROTECTION ASSOCIATION of AMERICA -- oh, I forgot, it was just an accident that Clintoon's first act in office was to promote "gays in the military." RAGHEADS are Boy-Bumpers as clearly as they are Women-Haters -- it all goes together. (11/18/2001)

Posted by: David Burn | Apr 20, 2005 4:48:11 PM

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