MAN WHO MADE THE 15 MINUTE FILM ABOUT ISLAM IS...

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Loquacious Linda Sep 16, 2012, 2:26pm UTC

he's the current 'scape-goat' and it's all for show to support their unrelenting lie about the 'video' causing the attacks... Only an idiot would believe their story...

Gilbert S. Sep 16, 2012, 4:53pm UTC

If he really made and published this nonsense, he had been traitor to America, he would be responsible for the unrests and for all the money needed to calm down things including the 2 warships.

On top of it arresting him is the only response to avoid apologizing for whom has not been authorized to achieve what he did, while he was under probation for swindles.

I was the very first over here, Gather, to call for such a solution. And I stick to my position: America has to face ALL TERRORISMS and some slandering pertains to this as well.

Special Ed Sep 16, 2012, 6:12pm UTC

Are you opposed to Americans exercising free speech? That is treasonous... and it goes against everything America was founded upon. People cannot kill other people merely because of being offended. That's absurd.

As Benjamin Franklin once said, “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.”

Besides, I thought the 15 minute clip was funny. Did you watch it?

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Mzzz Sweets - Sandy (Why do I have to add a last name?) Sep 16, 2012, 2:48pm UTC

If he is American and we have free religion and speech, How can he legally be arrested?

Thomas Millington Sep 16, 2012, 3:34pm UTC

Sweets: If a wrongdoer escapes punishment by the law God will get him. Better for him if the law inflicts the punishment.

Tony Stark Sep 16, 2012, 3:52pm UTC

He wasn't arrested.

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Thomas Millington Sep 16, 2012, 3:32pm UTC

Lilly: Whatever is going to happen here is going to happen worldwide. Worse perhaps in some places than in others. But there is no escaping it. We must pay our dues and grow up.

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David Prosser Sep 16, 2012, 3:48pm UTC

It seems that even if the Muslims are responsible for this- which I doubt, they've done you a favour since this man is obviously already a convicted criminal now maybe violating the terms of his probation. The man is guilty of bank fraud and making amphetamines with the intent to supply and you're complaining that he's being asked some questions? He's not under arrest even. Your law enforcement officers are doing their job and should be congratulated for being on the ball.

Gilbert S. Sep 16, 2012, 4:55pm UTC

I agree 100%, David.

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Tony Stark Sep 16, 2012, 3:56pm UTC

"It seems as if you say one word about the muslims or their religion you get arrested!!"

He was not arrested. From your own link...

"U.S. officials have said authorities were not investigating the film project itself, and that even if it was inflammatory or led to violence, simply producing it cannot be considered a crime in the United States, which has strong free speech laws.

* Left home voluntarily to speak with probation officials

* Nakoula not under arrest and not handcuffed

* Use of aliases, Internet may violate prison release terms"

So for the record, suspicion of parole violation is why he was "questioned", not arrested.

Gilbert S. Sep 16, 2012, 4:58pm UTC

The GOPers seem to be willing to lie about any reality, trying to harm the WH.

SHAMEFUL

Tony Stark Sep 16, 2012, 5:59pm UTC

Well, I don't want to come right out and accuse her of lying... maybe she's just a little confused? Hopefully, she'll let us know one way or the other.

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Dawn G. Sep 16, 2012, 6:21pm UTC

Look I do not believe for one minute that the Libya attack was in any way because of a movie. If you beleive for one minute the bs spin out of the US government you need to get your head examined. Muslim extremest have been attacking and killing Americans for years and the US has been letting it happen. We send them money every year so these countries that hate Americans can buy more guns to kill more Americans.

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Special Ed Sep 16, 2012, 10:56pm UTC

People choose to be Muslim - based upon a belief system. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with criticizing a belief system. Islam is a misogynist, homophobic and racist belief system. Anyone who defends such a belief system lends tacit approval to that belief system.

David Prosser Sep 16, 2012, 11:10pm UTC

Nobody here has defended the belief system, though they're as entitled to believe in that as much as Christians are theirs. You don't have to believe in it for it to be valid for others, it doesn't have to be right to exist.
Pushing out all these conspiracy theories just suggests you're trying to exacerbate he situation. Since the news of the film was put into Muslim papers of course they were going to get angry and there are always idiots ready to act on that and troublemakers ready to egg them on. In the U.S. before now there have been Jewish temples burnt, are you going to say that's the American Government allowing that too? And Black Churches?
As for defending a belief system meaning you lend support to that system, how about all those who defended Christianity through the years while it was starting wars and causing massacre because there's a belief system enforced at the point of a sword.

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Crin Forbes Sep 16, 2012, 11:38pm UTC

I imagine that if a Muslim would make a movie about Jesus, making him look like a pedophile and whatever else those represented Muslim's prophet to be, that particular movie will receive an Academy Award and will be distributed for free to all the churches in the world, and people would receive a copy to take home...

If a Muslim came to me and threatened my life unless I convert, I would deal with the situation my way. But if a Muslim tells me that he has to go to the mosque because it is time to pray, I would not mind at all...

So far, Jehovah's witnesses or even Mormons rang my door bell now and then, but never Muslims...

You are lucky Liberals are not so fast in flagging your post as "hate speech", because this is a clear example of hate speech.

Of course talking stupid is a privilege though, so you are free to talk...

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MAN WHO MADE THE 15 MINUTE FILM ABOUT ISLAM IS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY THE POLICE

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