WARNING: Sam Bacile Innocence of Muslims

	WARNING: Sam Bacile Innocence of Muslims PAKISTAN has blocked access to an anti-Islam film as security measures beefed up around US diplomatic missions, following attacks on American consulates and embassies in Libya, Egypt and Yemen. Updated 12:22 pm ET: "Innocence of Muslims" -- the crude and provocative anti-Islam video blamed for a wave of deadly violence against US diplomatic outposts -- was promoted by a small band of anti-Muslim Christian activists, according to reports, but the true identity of its director remained unclear. The Associated Press said Wednesday one of those behind the film was a Calif. Coptic Christian convicted of financial crimes. It said Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, 55, claimed to have helped with logistics for the film because it highlighted the concerns of Christian Copts about their treatment by Muslims. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department spokesman Steve Whitmore told NBC News officers were called out to a house on Wednesday night by a resident concerned for his own safety, but was unable to confirm whether the call was from Nakoula. A trailer for the amateurish film, posted on YouTube in July and later reposted after being translated into Arabic, portrays Muhammad, believed by Muslims to be God's prophet, variously as a womanizer, a homosexual and a child abuser. A man who said his name was "Sam Bacile" claimed to have made the film in an interview on Tuesday. The translated clip, shown repeatedly on Egyptian television stations in recent weeks, sparked protests across the Middle <b>...</b>	From: SoetoroBarry Views: 79 0 ratings
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