Not based on any decisions he has made in the past three years. That said, Ashcroft is more likely to side with than against Gibson. Will you then drop your sensationalist claims?
Oberammergau was anti-Jewish and, after a brief hiatus, has reportedly returned to that stance or something near it. However, before one can equate Oberammergau with Gibson’s movie, one needs to be able to demonstrate that a play performed in German for a German audience, using German idioms that have a clearly anit-Jewish history and that spends a significant portion of its expression on explicitly anti-Jewish rhetoric is the equivalent of a movie produced with subtitles where the anti-Jewish lines are relegated to a much smaller portion of the presentation. (And you continue to fail to produce any evidence that Gibson’s movie has actually incited the feeling that you insist it was intended to evoke.)