Liberation Army Against Freedom Uses Terrorist Imagery
Sandra Winn — December 16, 2008 — Social Good
The Liberation Army Against Freedom (L.A.A.F) ad features men in Arab attire set in a terrorist-like setting. Not to worry though, the L.A.A.F was created by Dutch officials and are used solely for fireworks safety campaigns.
In the video, the L.A.A.F 'terrorists' show how easy it is for the Dutch to obtain fireworks. You just cross the Belgium border, buy a few, and head back to Dutch country.
Fireworks are used to celebrate the New Year in numerous countries; however, use of illegal fireworks is responsible for many accidents, some of which result in death.
In the video, the L.A.A.F 'terrorists' show how easy it is for the Dutch to obtain fireworks. You just cross the Belgium border, buy a few, and head back to Dutch country.
Fireworks are used to celebrate the New Year in numerous countries; however, use of illegal fireworks is responsible for many accidents, some of which result in death.
Trend Themes
1. Controversial Fireworks Safety Campaigns - Opportunity for creative and attention-grabbing safety campaigns that challenge traditional messaging.
2. L.A.A.F and Terrorism Imagery - Opportunity to explore the use of provocative and controversial imagery in public safety campaigns.
3. Illegal Fireworks and Safety - Opportunity to develop innovative methods to reduce the use of illegal fireworks and raise awareness of safety risks.
Industry Implications
1. Public Safety and Awareness - Opportunity for organizations and government agencies to create impactful campaigns and initiatives to promote safety.
2. Creative Marketing and Advertising - Opportunity for advertising agencies to develop unconventional and thought-provoking campaigns that address public safety concerns.
3. Fireworks Manufacturing and Retail - Opportunity for fireworks manufacturers and retailers to collaborate with authorities in promoting legal and safe use of their products.
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