Egypt: A Dog Named Anwar El Sadat · Global Voices
Tarek Amr

Do they have some plans in the Western media and cultural scene to tease us all the time? Do they really like creating controversies in our streets? Or, is it the fact that we are too sensitive that makes us an easy target? Are we really too sensitive and love to overreact all the time? I really don't know, but certainly no one here likes to see a dog named after him. It's considered an insult here. And even if the dog is named after a controversial president like Anwar El-Sadat, who was both praised and cursed at the same time across the whole Arab world, many people here aren't expected to be pleased after seeing a dog named after him in the movie I love you man.
Adham wrote here:
Zeinobia also wrote about the same scene here:
She then continued:
She then wondered, how are we supposed to react to a scene like this one.
Syrian Anas Qtiesh had a different point of view, and here left a comment on Zeinobia's post discussing his stand against conspiracy theories:
Jillian York also left a comment there discussing the American's point of view, and how they do not consider such thing as an insult:
And a third comment from Mido – aka Adham, wondering if censorship is really a good decision:
And finally, Will at  KABOBfest wrote a post about the same scene here:
He then continues: