http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MSFbhIG-sk
This report recently aired in the UK, and I found it a bit unnerving.
After pointing out to someone advocating the burning of the Quran that book burning was a method employed by fascists oppressive governments, I was told to read the Quran, which admittedly I have never done. Avoiding biased translations, I asked a Muslim I know what he thought a fair representation in English translations would be, and ordered it. I'm now about a quarter of the way through it and frankly I'm reserving judgment until I've completed the work simply because I don't believe I can form an accurate opinion of it without the perspective of the whole. While I tend to have a problem with parts of a whole as a conclusive example of an idea.. I found this video to be very disturbing. Regardless if parts of these speeches are argument or conclusion, I don't see how they could possibly be taken out of context to appear worse then they were.