Were GOP operatives – people who either give money to or politically support the objectives of the Republican Party – the real people behind the making of the movie Innocence Of Muslims?
Consider this:
There’s mounting evidence to support this seemingly dramatic claim. First, Steve Klein. Mr. Klein is an outspoken Anti-Islam and Anti-Muslim insurance sales agent out of Hemet, California. Klien founded a group called “Courageous Christians United,” and has openly acted as a spokesperson for the movie.
Steve Klein is a right-wing extremist who describes himself as a “James Bond” type and served in the Vietnam War. In other words, he enjoys acting against what he thinks are the immoral activities of people representing other countries and cultures, and in a way that is not unlike that of a rogue agent.
Second, there’s the person who the mainstream media has called “the film-maker” but is not. He is Nakoula Basseley Nakoula. In all reports, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula’s “film-making” resume is never discussed at all. Moreover, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula has said himself he did not make the movie. All of the news reports about Nakoula Basseley Nakoula’s crimes have nothing at all to do with making any kind of movie, yet the narrative is being pushed, as if some spin-person were behind the message.
Meanwhile, The Hollywood Reporter reports that the movie was made on the same Hollywood set that was used to create episodes for JAG,…
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