The religious Egyptian TV channel al-Nas showed clips from the video, dubbed into Arabic, and scenes posted online have been viewed hundreds of thousands of times. US envoy killed in Libya attack. Mardell: Obama's Libyan ulcer. Obituary: J Christopher Stevens. In pictures: US film protests. Media outraged by prophet film. Egyptians protest over US film. The film first sparked protests in the Egyptian capital Cairo.
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Already a subscriber? Log in or link your magazine subscription. Account Profile. Sign Out. Tags: the internet international affairs youtube explainer innocence of muslims terry jones islamophobia religion More. Most Viewed Stories. One said that the movie was notable for its terrible acting but did not seem anti-Muslim. The scenes in the trailer portrayed the prophet Muhammad as a buffoon, suicidal, gay, lascivious and condoning of pedophilia.
A statement released on behalf of the cast and crew deplored the movie and the deaths of the four Americans in Libya. It said those involved were duped. The trailer posted in July appears to have attracted little notice. But last week, a second version of the trailer was posted — this time in Arabic. Subsequently Al-Nas, an Egyptian television channel, began broadcasting clips.
Protests in Egypt and Libya quickly followed and became violent. He described himself as an Israeli Jew and a California real estate developer. Searches of public records — including court, voting, telephone or property databases — showed no one named Sam Bacile in California.
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