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Prodos’ second single

Tuesday 29 August 2006, 2:16 pm

Ugh. After his last anonymous(ish) anti-Liberal song release it didn’t seem that Prodos could get any more blatant. His latest campaign tune puports to target Victoria’s religious vilification legislation (Prodos is highly critical of this law) but does little more than target muslims in a highly offensive way. Check out the lyrics:

When he was just a Little Pig
MoHAMed* asked me
What should I do?
Should I kill Christians?
Slay all the Jews?
What does a psychopath do?

Under Sharia Law
You can do all of this and more!
Read the Koran and the Hadith
The Religion of Peace!
Moderate Muslims insist

Peace Be Upon That Little Pig
He was so troubled
He oinked and he raged
Freedom of speech?!!
Democracy?!!
All of it’s Blasphemy!

Under Sharia Law
We can join all the zombie hordes
Gather all of ye terrorists
A Religion of Peace now exists

Don’t you dare try to resist!

So how did Danny vilify
And mock the Muslims?
Who’s scholars preach
Hate and war?

By sharing the facts!
Under Steve Bracks
And Rob Hulls
Blasphemy Laws

Let’s build an Islamic State!
Every martyr will masterbate (sic)
For eternity and beyond
Come and strap on a bomb

We don’t think that is wrong
In our Religion of Peace

Let us all join hands brother and sister!
With Hamas!
And Hezbollah!
And Al Quaeda!

Oink Oink Akbah!
Oink Oink Akbah!
Oink Oink Akbah!

Oh, what’s that?
Oh shit, it’s the fuckin’ Jews.
(Sounds of machine gun fire)

*p.b.u.t.l.p.

Don’t bother listening to the mp3 — it’s hideous. It’s still the same chipmunk voice and misguided attempts at rhyme, but it’s still unmistakably Prodos. Consider this: the “Danny” refered to in the song is Father Daniel Nalliah of the Catch the Fire Christian Ministry and the first person to be charged under the religious vilification legislation. Father Nalliah was presented with Prodos’ “Annual International Capitalism Award” in 2006 and has been interviewed on Prodos’ podcast show.

5 Comments

Kevin from Bathurst (Wednesday 30 August 2006, 2:41 pm) #

MoHAMed

hahahahahhaha

gold
Douglas (Friday 1 September 2006, 9:15 am) #

“Prodos is highly critical of this law) but does little more than target muslims in a highly offensive way…”

Yah, unlike Islamo Nazis targetting Jews, Israel, Westerners, and in Sydney and Melbourne targetting girls to rape, bashing up infidel and dhimmi

And their damned Jihadi preaching mullahs.

And then Bracks’ Blasphemy Law, and the Q.C and S.C. Yah, let’s bow down to that load of crap called Islam and the Koran.

And, lets’ turn the clock back to the medieval age, — censorship, star chambers, witchsnifing courts and so orht.

Oh, and that SC who said, truth doesn’t count, when it comes to making Victorians kow tow to bloody Islam.

You are full of shit Editor.
The Editor (Friday 1 September 2006, 11:59 am) #

You are full of shit Editor

I tend to agree with you.
GrodsCorp » Prodos claims filthy song (Sunday 5 November 2006, 10:55 am) #

[…] Although GrodsCorp has previously exposed failed Liberal preselection candidate Prodos as the writer and performer of Muslim-vilifying song Under Sharia Law (published anonymously on website brookesnews.com which, in turn, is hosted on Prodos’ own web server), Prodos has finally claimed ownership of the song and its alarming lyrics. Commenting at a forum on the 4AynRandFans.com website, Prodos links to four websites in his comment signature: his podcast, his blog, his Celebrate Capitalism project, and his song Under Sharia Law. […]
GrodsCorp » Pro-Israel Prodos supports anti-Israel Pastor (Wednesday 31 October 2007, 9:16 am) #

[…] In 2006 Catch The Fire Ministry’s Pastor Danny Nalliah was awarded the “Annual International Capitalism Award for Melbourne” by Prodos‘ Celebrate Capitalism project for supposedly standing up for free speech in the face of a religious vilification charge (that was later dropped). How slagging off Islam is standing up for capitalism I’ll never work out. But Prodos was so enamoured with Nalliah that he immortalised him in his alarming anti-Islam tune Under Sharia Law. […]