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I'm sorry. I have trouble feeling sorry for him. He is as responsible for the failure to hold anyone accountable as anyone. He was a convicted felon and had violated the terms of his parole (or probation). he should have been thrown back in jail a long time before this.

Background here:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakoula_Basseley_Nakoula

“...A few weeks after his release, Nakoula began working on Innocence of Muslims. Conditions of Nakoula’s probation include not using aliases [”Sam Bacile”] and not using the internet without prior approval from his probation officer....”

In no way am I cutting the WH & Hillary any slack. I just can't find any compassion for him because he created the situation in which using him as a scapegoat was made possible. He did this to himself. Actions have consequences. The actions of the WH in no way make his more palatable.

More importantly, those violations gave us the lie. Had he not posted the video on the internet (a clear violation) there would have not been an internet video. Hillary would not have been able to lie about the video when she spoke with the families.

Violating his parole by using the internet to post that video gave Obama all he needed to shift the blame away from his failures, saving his ass in November. So cry me a river.....Not. He is as bad as the rest of them. He is no victim. They all can rot in hell as far as I am concerned.