Production Company Offends Libya

A YouTube video production company in Los Angeles, CA has come under fire recently for offending the entire country of Libya. While on a countrywide tour of America, a Libyan official stopped by the studio and was shocked when he saw a former version of Libya's flag being used as a green screen. The flag, several times larger than a normal-sized flag, was tightly stretched across an aluminum frame with the excess material draped across the floor. Actors pretending to be floating through space were walking all over the flag and further offending the Libyan official. The official quickly became irate, angrily shouting at the cameramen and actors who slowly retreated into the editing offices. With tears of anguish streaming down his face, the Libyan man jogged over to the aluminum frame and detached the flag. He then began the arduous task of folding the massive rectangle. When offered help by the apologetic staff, the official shooed them away with a smack to the back of the head. After compressing the flag down to a portable size, the official stormed out of the studio to the car waiting for him outside. He was seen talking on the phone as the car drove away, presumably contacting the president of Libya to let him known about the disgrace the production company had exerted on their country. When asked to comment on the situation, the CEO of the production company said, "I had no idea that was a flag when I bought it. I went into a sketchy pawn shop and asked for a green screen. They pulled that giant green thing out of the back so I bought it and left." No word has been received from the Libyan government, but all of America is on high alert, just in case they decide to retaliate. Citizens are being warned to stay indoors and are asked to report any unusual activity to the police.

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