For this film the U.S. ambassador was killed (video)

September 12, 2012
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The Israeli-American Sam Bacile directed the film “Innocence of Muslims”, for which U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens ended up being murdered, as it is a mockery of Islam.

The film mocks and insults the Prophet Muhammad, which angered many people who were eager to protest against the film in Libya and Egypt.

Part of the film has been circulating on the Internet in recent days, contravening the Islamic prohibition of representing the prophet.

It shows Muhammad not only flesh and blood, but as a gay son indeterminate heritage, which rises to defend child slavery and sex outside of marriage in the name of religion.

Meanwhile, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said about the incident, “The United States regrets any intentional effort to denigrate the religious beliefs of others.”
“But let me be clear: There is never any justification for such violence,” she said about the death of Stevens.

The film was made by the writer, director and producer, Sam Bacile, 52, who said he wanted to show his vision of Islam as a religion of hate. “Islam is a cancer,” he said in a telephone interview from his home. “The film is a political film. It is not a religious film.”