Mereka pastinya tidak akan berhenti di sini. Mereka akan teruskan kerja jahat merosakkan apa yang Allah telah sediakan untuk sekelian manusia. Itu memang kerja Yahudi. Setelah kaya raya hasil komplot jahat dan konspirasi berterusan, kini mereka menyerahkan nyawa dan segalanya kepada Iblis yang telah membantu mereka untuk menjadi “raja” di atas muka bumi ini.
Adakah ada rancangan sulit Yahudi untuk mencipta RIOT secara massa di Indonesia antara penganut Islam dan Kristian? Indonesia yang kini sedang hadapi perpecahan hasil serangan dalaman oleh Islam Liberal pastinya memberi kelebihan kepada puak kristian. Selanjutnya adakah mereka juga akan mencetuskan huru hara baru antara Cina (kristian) dan Melayu (Islam) di Malaysia pula?
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Siri pembohongan akan berterusan sehingga hari kiamat… Adakah USA tidak mampu mengheret manusa ini ke pengadilan? Kita tunggu dan lihat sahaja. Pembohongan pertama akan mencorakkan pembohongan baru, begitulah yang akan berlaku seterusnya. Inilah hasil konspirasi yang dicipta, akan ada nanti “kambing hitam” yang terpaksa dikorbankan jika rancangan asal mereka gagal…… lihat permainan mereka:
The filmmaker who produced an incendiary, anti-Muslim movie that stirred extremists Tuesday to storm the U.S. embassy in Egypt and may be linked to the fatal attack on the U.S. ambassador in Libya may have gone into hiding, as doubts rose as to his true identity.
Following yesterday’s riots, a California man calling himself Sam Bacile took credit for making the film “Innocence of the Muslims” and identified himself as an Israeli Jew in two news interviews. In an interview with the Associated Press, he called Islam “a cancer.”
But a search of public records and inconsistencies in Bacile’s own accounts, as well as information from a radical Christian who helped produced the movie all suggest that “Sam Bacile” is a pseudonym and is not Israeli but an Arab Christian.
Petikan dari news yang dikuasai Yahudi….. Permainan apakah ini? Sam Bacile, L.A. Producer Behind Innocence of Muslims, Pseudonym for Evangelical Zealots?
Sam Bacile, L.A. Producer Behind Innocence of Muslims, Pseudonym for Evangelical Zealots?
Semakin hari semakin jahat permainan Yahudi untuk mengelirukan dunia. Dengan membawa siri berita yang menafikan penglibatan mereka, Yahudi dapat berlepas tangan dan USA tepaksa mempertahankan diri.
Segalanya telah dirancang sebagai langkah mengusik ketenangan yang wujud dalam Islam. Siapakah Bacile? Manusia jenis apakah dia? Dipercayai dia adalah antara beberapa “kambing hitam” baru diciptakan Yahudi melalui Jesuits. Dengan wang yang ada, Yahudi tak perlu berpeluh mengusahakan kejahatan ini. Bagi mereka yang penting ialah hasil yang lumayan dari usaha tersebut.
Who is Sam Bacile?
Bacile said he believes the movie will help his native land by exposing Islam's flaws to the world.
"Islam is a cancer, period," he said repeatedly, his solemn voice thickly accented.
The two-hour movie, "Innocence of Muslims," cost $5 million to make and was financed with the help of more than 100 Jewish donors, said Bacile, who wrote and directed it.
The film claims Muhammad was a fraud. The14-minute trailer of the movie that reportedly set off the protests, posted on the website YouTube in an original English version and another dubbed into Egyptian Arabic, shows an amateur cast performing a wooden dialogue of insults disguised as revelations about Muhammad, whose obedient followers are presented as a cadre of goons
Siapakah disebalik wajah Jesuits ini jika bukan Zionis????
Kata mereka:
… that Bacile, the producer of the film, is not Israeli, and most likely not Jewish, as has been reported, and that the name is, in fact, a pseudonym. He said he did not know “Bacile’s” real name.
… He said that there are about 15 people associated with the making of the film …
Usah mudah terpedaya.
US embassies on high alert for more film protest attacks
AMERICAN embassies in Muslim countries around the world were today on high alert amid fears of more violent demonstrations against an anti-Islam film after Friday prayers.
There were clashes between Egyptian police and protesters in Cairo this morning with a crowd of about 500 repelled from the US embassy by officers firing tear gas.
The Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist groups in Egypt called for a nationwide protest and a "million man march" on Tahrir Square — the focal point of pro-democracy demonstrations that led to Hosni Mubarak being ousted from power last year. New president Mohammad Morsi today made an appeal for calm on state TV saying that it was up to Muslims as part of their Islamic duty to protect foreign diplomats who were guests in the country.
Riot police were brought in to contain angry crowds hurling stones and setting cars on fire and calling for the deaths of those behind the Innocence Of Muslims film deemed to have insulted the Prophet Mohammed. "Before the police, we were attacked by Obama," shouted one demonstrator, blaming the US President and government for insulting the Prophet.
One banner held aloft by demonstrators read: "It is the duty of all Muslims and Christians to kill Morris Sadek and Sam Bacile and everyone who participated in the film." Several demonstrators waved green and black flags with koran verses on them.
It came as Libyan officials announced they had arrested four men in connection with the storming of the US consulate in Benghazi on Tuesday in which US ambassador Chris Stevens and three other consular staff were killed.
Protesters yesterday stormed the US embassy in Yemen and today protests were taking place in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Kuwait with unrest spreading across South-East Asia, the Middle East and North Africa. Mr Obama has pledged to take all necessary measures to protect US citizens abroad and has urged foreign governments to guarantee their security.
A bulletin issued by the FBI warned "the risk of violence could increase as the film continues to gain attention". Libyan Prime Minister Mustafa Abu Shaqur said: "The people, they don't understand that such a case like this, the American government has nothing to do with it. Somebody made a film and they put it on YouTube. It was very offensive for sure but that doesn't justify taking these wild actions against Americans."
And like all brilliant, constantly evolving innovation, YouTube is susceptible to the darkest minds in the world, capable of spinning it for whatever purposes they see fit.’
In early July of this year, trailers for a no-budget, anti-Islam film made their way online. The first glimpses of Innocence of Muslims, directed by “Sam Bacile” and “Alan Roberts” (names now known to be pseudonyms), barely made a blip. But when clips were aired on Egyptian television on Sept. 8, 2012, fury immediately erupted. Innocence of Muslims goes right for the throat of Islamic beliefs, portraying the prophet Muhammad (a figure forbidden by Islamic traditions to be depicted visually) as a bloodthirsty killer, sexual deviant, and generally crass human being. As word of the vicious YouTube video spread, so did the anti-American sentiment. On Sept. 11, the U.S. embassy in Cairo, Egypt, and the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, were attacked, resulting in the deaths of locals and U.S. citizens. The protests haven’t settled — today, the U.S. consulate in Cennai, India resulting in over 25 injuries.
This isn’t the first time a creative endeavor has sparked controversy in Islamic culture. In 2004, director Theo van Gogh directed a short film entitled Submission, an English translation of the word “Islam.” The film depicted naked women covered in text from the Qur’an, kneeling and telling their stories of physical abuse. Four months after the film’s release, Van Gogh was murdered while biking near his home in the Netherlands. In 2005, a Danish newspaper took heat after publishing editorial cartoons depicting Muhammad. Three years of constant death threats to the cartoonists eventually resulted in the incarceration of three men plotting an assassination.
Even the American mainstream has dared to push the button. Following the Danish cartoon controversy, Matt Stone and Trey Parker animated Muhammad into an episode of South Park. In the end, Comedy Central blurred out the cartoon prophet in order to avoid sparking any potential violence. Unhappy with Comedy Central’s decision to censor their satire, Parker and Stone followed up their stripped down episode with one depicting George W. Bush and Jesus relieving themselves on the American flag.
We have freedom of speech in the United States, and, in turn, YouTube. Anyone can make a film with any message they please. While they may be in conflict with popular opinion, as a population, we should happy they can do so. The goal of Innocence of Muslims is overt: condemn Islam.
There was no way to prevent the creators of Innocence of Muslims from posting their video on YouTube. However violent the world becomes in the wake of the incident, no one would want it any other way.
Censorship is death — artists across the world share that value. The one thing that can be done is raise awareness of what power YouTube has. Each day, thousands of videos are posted on the site, some intricately shot productions, some rants produced on a laptop’s built-in camera. But any video has the potential to go “viral.” It’s easy to forget 30-second glimpses into another person’s life could be seen by millions of people (sorry, kid-who-was-way-too-drugged-up-at-the-dentists or kid-who-was-really-really-sad-after-Odd-Life-of-Timothy-Green). Innocence of Muslims was intended to stand out and perpetuate a message, but any video could have done it. Entertainment doesn’t end at the movie theater or living room TV — people are always watching and reacting.
Innocence of Muslims riled up Islamic people around the world after it blew up on the Internet. Thanks to the Wild West environment of YouTube, a film with a positive message has the same opportunity.
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BUKANKAH AKAN BERLAKU HURU HARA BESAR MENJELANG KEBANGKITAN ALMAHDI? PENCETUSNYA IALAH YAHUDI APABILA MEREKA MEMPROVOK ISLAM….. NANTIKAN KEBANGKITAN YANG TIDAK DISANGKA-SANGKA.
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