Oh yes, it takes a lot of courage to blame a group of people that we don't know anything about, and to lump "them" in with every middle eastern person. But the video does much worse than do the really cowardly and asinine thing of blaming "them" without defining who, precisely--not vaguely and generally--"they" are; it opens a "911 tribute" with images and voiceover regarding the Iran hostage crisis, which has absolutely no relation, connection, or parallel to 911. And it suggests that "they" were behind BOTH events. Small groups of politically-motivated individuals perpetrate acts like the taking of hostages or the bombing of buildings. The RNC video purposely obscures that fact and tries to terrify the American people into hating others--and getting us ready to bomb Iran, a country that is doing nothing to threaten us in any way. I have never seen anything so blatantly and terrifyingly propagandistic and incorrect as this RNC "tribute" video. A tribute to American fear, if there is anyone in America who does not reject this video and its messages outright.