Imprisoned ‘Innocence of Muslims’ producer Nakoula Nakoula: ‘I want the world to see the truth’

dailycaller.com ^ | 8/6/13 | Charles C. Johnson

[ColdOne]

In his first interview since his supervised release from prison, the filmmaker behind “Innocence of Muslims” told The Daily Caller that he “has no regrets” and promises more films and books about Islam.

Nakoula Basseley Nakoula is the only person who has been imprisoned in the aftermath of the organized Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, in which the ambassador and three other Americans were killed. He was wholly unconnected to the attack and was imprisoned on technical probation violations.

“The first reason I am writing this book is to tell the world we never forget our heroes and the second reason is to tell [everyone] that I’m not afraid,” Nakoula writes in a foreword obtained exclusively by The Daily Caller.

“I want the world to see the truth,” Nakoula told TheDC over the phone.

[TigersEye]

Some of the original videos and Youtube accounts disappeared shortly after Montagraph exposed the connections to a DoD contractor.

As for links that pop up on Youtube; they put up things related to what you have viewed before not necessarily what is related to the video you are watching. Kind of like Google or Amazon. They started doing that a couple of years ago.

[little jeremiah]

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