I was quite disappointed when I learned that the much-circulated Suicide Bomber VW Ad appeared to have been a professionally made spoof, not meant for actual release. I very much missed the thought of "How could anyone in a professional role have thought this would be a good idea?
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", which although one can get it easily enough by checking out current movie trailers or network television, is fun when it comes around in advertising.
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Luckily, I have a new favorite:
Click here (pdf) to see a large detailed image, and here for a story. Before you think that muslim groups are just too sensitive here, or the ad is being misinterpreted, evidently the sign on the side of the building in question translates as "Muhammad Mosque." Whoops.
When historians are pouring over the record to make sense of the first decade of this new millenium, in all it's Hobbesian misery of skyscraper infernos, flooded cities, Republican machine-building and unilateral militarism, I hope they take a quick peek at this ad.
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You can almost hear the *whack* of the back-slapping. It's not just the military-industrial nightmare of "Team Osprey." What's really interesting is the way religious imagery ("Heaven…Hell…from above"), the consumer hard-sell of a sports car ("faster…farther…quieter"), the marketing department design and the corporate-talk ("capabilities extended. Options multiplied") all unite in the destruction of a small mosque and its neighborhood. This mix, people of the future, makes up the air we breathe these days. Wake me up next decade.
And if anyone comes across this ad in a magazine, holler in the comments.
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I want a copy.