VIRTUAL JIHADIST VIDEO GAME CHALLENGES PLAYERS TO KILL PRESIDENT BUSH

And now, your douchebag of the day:

An artist's video game that is being exhibited at a free-speech exhibit in Chicago challenges players to kill the president.

The video game is part of a "confrontational art" exhibit by Chicago-based artist Wafaa Bilal.

In the 3-D game, "The Night of Bush Capturing; A Virtual Jihadi," players are sent on a mission to kill President George W. Bush.

Bilal, 42, said his art is a personal attempt to deal with the deaths of citizens in the country of his birth. The artist said his brother died in Iraq in 2004 from a U.S bomb.

The game is part of the Freedom of Speech exhibition at FLATFILE Galleries. It runs until Aug. 22.

What a coincidence. The Big Feed is currently holding its free speech exhibition. Burn in hell you Muslim dirtbag.

See video report here.

UNBELIEVABLE VIDEO!: WHACKJOB JIHADISTS FILM TODDLER WITH GUN

The kid can't even hold the weapon up. He just stumbles around with the barrel to his head.

US GOVERNMENT: DON'T CALL THEM "JIHADISTS" ANYMORE

You gotta be fucking kidding me...

The U.S. government has launched a new front in the war on terrorism, this time targeting language.

Federal agencies, including the State Department, the Department of Homeland Security and the National Counter Terrorism Center, are telling their people not to describe Islamic extremists as ``jihadists" or "mujahedeen," according to documents obtained by The Associated Press. Lingo like "Islamo-fascism" is out, too.

The reason: Such words may actually boost support for radicals among Arab and Muslim audiences by giving them a veneer of religious credibility or by causing offence to moderates.

For example, while Americans may understand "jihad" to mean ``holy war," it is in fact a broader Islamic concept of the struggle to do good, says the guidance prepared for diplomats and other officials tasked with explaining the war on terror to the public. Similarly, "mujahedeen," which means those engaged in jihad, must be seen in its broader context.

It doesn't say anything about "murderers"...So...Carry on
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