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[Gay Pride - Split - Krvave glave na Rivi (Opsadno stanje)]

An estimated 300 people were arrested and five hospitalized after violence erupted to protest the first Gay Pride parade in the Croatian port city of Split on Saturday, news website Index reported.

Police used teargas and batons to protect between 150-300 gay rights supporters when a 10,000-strong mob attacked them, hurling stones, bottles and ashtrays from cafes on the stretch where the parade was taking place.

Unable to contain the violence, police were forced to break off the parade and evacuate the participants.

'Split demonstrated that it is not a city of tourism with its summer slogan, 'Death to gays',' Index reported. 'Shame in Split,' was a headline on the daily Vecernji List's online edition.

Sqanja Juras of the Croatian gay rights organization Kontra said that the violence in the city on the Adriatic coast was a 'shame and debacle of the Croatian state.'

Gay Pride - Split - Krvave glave na Rivi (Opsadno stanje)
[Video Removed from YouTube Source]

Gay pride - Split [dnevnik.hr] 11.06.2011.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYkgyKvqQl8

[Christian mobs depicted as burning, raping and looting.]

Agora takes what could be the fascinating story of the pioneering philosopher-scientist Hypatia and apparently reduces it to a dull, anti-Christian political screed.  The film revolves around scenes in which Hypatia faces off against local intolerant Christians in Alexandria, who are angry that a pagan woman like her should have influence in the city.  The film features a large, elaborately-staged sequence in which Christians burn down the Library of Alexandria , and ends with the murder of Hypatia at the hands of fanatical Christians.



Christian mobs depicted as burning, raping and looting.


PS: Actress Rachel Weisz is a jew 

[Anti-Defamation League]

(Reuters) - Pope Benedict, in a new book, has personally exonerated Jews of allegations they were responsible for Jesus Christ's death, repudiating the concept of collective guilt that has haunted Christian-Jewish relations for centuries.

Jewish groups applauded the move. The Anti-Defamation League called it "an important and historic moment" and hoped that it would help complicated theology "translate down to the pews" to improve grass roots inter-religious dialogue.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/02/us-pope-jews-idUSTRE7216Y720110302