There were four versions of Nakoula's movie.
Only the final one was forwarded, by persons unknown, to Sheikh Khalid Abdullah the cleric in Cairo who aired it on TV. Nakoula, the maker of the original film, was not the one who uploaded the final version, Innocence of Muslims, to the internet.
You can hear some interesting things about the timeline of all these iterations of "the movie" in the Youtube video linked below. Start at 9:30 and watch to 16:00 for the meat of that.
False Flag, Currently Underway ?
Even the protests and attack in Cairo weren't about that stupid 'video.'
Brian Lilley: The MSM is lying about the muslim riots
Interviews on the streets of Cairo. 'Video' had nothing to do with protests and attack.
"Blame it on the Video" was a Fraud for the Cairo Rioting, Too
Sorry, I was only aware of the 4th video.
Thanks for the links.
I clicked on the second link and watched it. It is not a link to the movie. It is a link to commentary about the video.
There are a few tell-tale signs about the ideology of the commentator. The next video that (currently) comes up has the title: “Paul Ryan may have broken up with Ayn Rand, but their extreme ideas sound awfully similar.” Between one thing and another, I have no confidence in the commentary, which is all we really have here.
Maybe by following all your links some composite picture comes into view. But so far, what I have (from the posted article) are the words of a Coptic Christian critical of Islam.
A superficial and easy-going approach is that all religions are the same. But I think that is just not true. I think Islam is as much a political movement as it is a religion. 20th/21st Islam may warrant critical examination. It certainly is associated with a lot of terrorism the world over.