How the World Sees Jack Bauer

by angryindian | August 30, 2007 at 01:20 pm | 434 views | add comment

The darling of the America First ideologists, FOX Television's 24 is popular even in the nations it habitually generalises as threats to United States interests.  Go figure.

- The Angryindian

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"24" Season 4; 12:00pm-1:00pm. Two-dozen Muslim hostiles toting semi-automatics hold the U.S. Secretary of Defense hostage in a bunker outside Los Angeles. Within the hour they plan to execute him for war crimes. Why? “It’s Jihad,” explains the terrorist mastermind. Suddenly, U.S. agent Jack Bauer emerges through shadow and hurls a knife through the terrorist's neck. 24 and its hero Bauer, played by Keifer Sutherland, make for popular TV, with fifteen million U.S. viewers. But actor Maz Jobrani, who wouldn’t take the role of the terrorist mastermind, says the show is bad for him and for America.

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August 30, 2007 at 01:20 pm by angryindian, 434 views, add comment

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