]]> ]]> [Flash file, Flowgo.com, 2001, 1:09 minutes]
Bin Laden as a ventriloquist's dummy. Warning: Some viewers may find the content of this digital creation offensive.]]> Art Resources Transfer Gallery in New York City. <br> <br><a href="http://www.911digitalarchive.org/diganimbackup/END_HIRES.MOV">Hi-Res Version </a> (warning: this file is extremely large and may take five to ten minutes to download.)]]> [Flash file, Anonymous, 1:19 minutes]
Osama Bin Laden sings this lament with original lyrics in an animated cartoon. Accompanied by a chorus line of Taliban supporters, Bin Laden runs from his cave to find shelter while pursued by President Bush, Secretary of State Powell, and U.S. bombs.]]> An image of a naked OBL and the Empire State Building in an uncomfortable position. With driving music and profanity. Warning: Viewers may find the content of this digital creation offensive.
]]> [Flash file, Scott Torment 2001, 2:23 seconds]
Darth Vader and his master Emperor Palpatine are headed to the Coruscant Megaplex to watch a movie. Vader's attempted short-cut takes them to Bin Laden's desert dwelling where he is stirring Anthrax stew.
]]> First 23 seconds: Very simple animation and lyrics to the tune of "Unclef**ker" from the movie, "South Park. Bigger, Longer and Uncut" with images of Osama Bin Laden, George. W. Bush and Saddam Hussein.
]]> In a very simple animation of a turbaned figure, viewers are invited to bomb the figure with American made bombs. The animation is somewhat interactive. Images include graphic violence, which may offend some viewers
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]]> To the melody of Grieg's Morgenstimmung, a Fed-Ex truck drives through a desert landscape to deliver a package from "mom" to Osama. Once the truck is moving on to its next delivery, a mushroom cloud rises in the distance obliterating Bin Laden's hideout. The next destination is Saddam Hussein's hideout. The theme of this animation is Fed X we deliver! By Michael E. Sabine ]]> ]]> [Flash file, Anonymous, 2:03 minutes]
Here the war against the Osama Bin Laden and the Taliban moves to the
telephone system in a clever use of sound and telemarketing strategies.
Minimally animated.]]>