Tim Minchin performing his Peace Anthem for Palestine on BBC3′s Comedy Shuffle.
(Thanks to James McGrath for this link.)
Posted by: DanutM | 14 September 2011
A Humorous Peace Anthem For Palestine
Posted in Islam, Judaism | Tags: Palestine, Tim MInchin
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One of my favourites musicians/comedians. Too bad he is not enough promoted even here in UK. Too nerdy for the Soaked with Soap Operas, Couch-Potatoey,Lazy-Bones, who form The Great Public everywhere, I supose.
He is an atheist, a nice to be around one, so here is what wikipedia says about it:
“…He argues that as one of the most powerful and influential forces in the world, religion should never be off-limits to satirists. He says that his favourite song to perform is “Peace Anthem for Palestine”, which reflects his feelings about religious conflict….”
Mind you, he is talking about religion not spirituality, which is fair enough I say.
By: sam on 14 September 2011
at 11:57 pm
He’s so bad, he’s good.
By: Philip Hunt on 15 September 2011
at 1:43 am