[Lera]

A self-described Christian activist from Southern California who was a consultant to the film told The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg that Bacile was a pseudonym and was not Israeli, and likely not Jewish. The consultant, Steve Klein, who has a history of anti-Islam activism, said that those behind the film were largely Evangelical Christians and included some Copts.


There is now way I can believe an Evangelical made a film and tried to blame it on the Israelis.Sam Bacile is NOT an Evangelical
Nope sorry but Evangelicals are about the only people group who steadfastly stand up for Israel even when they take lots of heat for doing so. Nope there is no way an Evangelical made this film and tried to pin it on the Israelis .

There are people behind this alright and it's probably the ones who are busy using this stirring up the mobs (which BTW these mobs hate Evangelicals more than anyone else because of their stand for Israel).

People need to start looking at Hamas operatives posing as Christians .
This whole blame it on an Israeli is nothing more than to try to turn more people against Israel.

[muawiyah]

Get your mind off the Jewish angle for a moment ~ the rioting this year was happening on Egyptian Coptic Christian New Years. It happened at the same time last year as well.

That's what Arab Moslems do in Egypt ~ they riot and then go burn down Coptic Christian churches and murder Christians.

AP is the SOLE source for a Jewish angle in this story. They are an Islamofascist propaganda operation ~ with no credibility of any kind.

Given the way the Moslems treat the Coptic Christians in Egypt I think the Copts are free to say anything they wish about the Moslems.