The monster and sinner anti-Islam and Prophet Mohammad SAW filmmaker Nakoula Basseley is behind the bars. The Egyptian-American 55-year-old filmmaker is not behind the bars for fuelling the violent protests across the Muslim world for making a film against the Islamic faith, instead he was taken into custody for allegedly violating his probation. After the judgment of a federal judge Nakoula Basseley was taken into custody at an undisclosed location by US marshals and brought to court in Los Angeles still wearing his street clothes but handcuffed and shackled at the waist.
Nakoula has been under investigation by probation officials looking into whether he violated the terms of his 2011 release from prison on a bank fraud conviction while making the film, though authorities have said they were not probing the movie itself. His crudely made 13-minute video was filmed in California and circulated online under several titles including "Innocence of Muslims." It portrays the Prophet Mohammad SAW as a fool and a sexual deviant.
The clip sparked a torrent of anti-American unrest in Egypt, Libya and dozens of other Muslim countries over the past two weeks. The violence coincided with an attack on U.S. diplomatic facilities in Benghazi that killed four Americans, including the U.S. ambassador to Libya. Google has refused to remove the film from YouTube, despite pressure from the White House and others to take it down, though the company has blocked the trailer in Egypt, Libya and other Muslim countries. On Wednesday, an actress who says she was duped into appearing in the film sued Nakoula, who she identified as the producer. Cindy Lee Garcia also named YouTube and its parent company Google Inc as defendants in the case.
The devilish mind filmmaker who also used to be a Porn filmmaker has made totally a non-sense film targeting the followers of Islam. Just few hours after the movie was uploaded on YouTube violent protest sparked off around the world especially in Muslim countries. However, the US President Barrach Obama who is also a Nobel Peace Prize Winner kept a mum till the condition become more volatile. Although the movie access is blocked on YouTube in many countries, but still the owners of video streaming website are not ready to remove the video.
