Dunnyland - Bomb Defusion

Background: Dunny is hosting the third
annual Violence In Cinema Film Festival
this weekend at his ski resort in Utah's
La Sal mountains.  Dunny plans to show
his new movie, Premature Enlightenment,
to the violent film lovers and press
people who will be attending.  This
sequel to the 1999 hit movie Fight Club
is rumored to contain more volatile
subject matter than even the original
film, (i.e. a man's struggle with his
religious identity and ultimate founding
of a doomsday cult in the Ozarks) and as
such has drawn more critics than any film
in history.  Executives at Fox 2000
Pictures, after reading through Chuck
Palahniuk's book, and Dunny's own
screenplay were quoted as saying "We won't
touch this one with a ten meter cattle prod.
Nosir.  No way."  Dunny, who started the
film festival after watching Fight Club for
the first time, then decided to start his
own film production company and make the
movie himself.  About the time that
post-production was finishing up, the first
threat came from a group calling themselves
God's Militia.  They demanded a halt to the
production of the film, adding that they had
heard about it on Rush Limbaugh, who was not
amused, and that they were the voice of Rush
(and God) on earth.  Director David Fincher,
after reading the letter, was quoted as
chuckling quietly and saying "Isn't Rush
Limbaugh the voice of Rush Limbaugh on earth?"
The threats have continued steadily since then.
The last promised death to everyone who attends
the screening of Premature Enlightenment at the
film festival.

Dunny's Security Thugs: Defend the mountain-top
resort, and the movie screening.  Dunny is
counting on you.

God's Militia: The Lord comandeth you to smite
the wicked hate-mongers at this so-called "Film
Festival" in a big way.  Useth the Lord's C4 to
send this movie to permanent technical
difficulties.  God is watching your back.
And he packs an AK-47.