Proof Positive - In My Opinion (who created Innocence of Muslims)(Obama)

This is a Youtube video produced by user Montagraph who speculated that "Innocence of Muslims" was a false flag op. So did I. He has done a lot of work tracing numerous websites connected to the original uploading of the now famous video. His narrative starts out very slow but give it a chance. He does explain it all in detail and has sourced it all with URLs below his vid.

Montagraph declines to say that his evidence is definitive so you be the judge. The internet tracks end up leading right to one well known Jug-eared Marxist.

There were four versions of Nakoula's movie.

Only the final one was forwarded, by persons unknown, to Sheikh Khalid Abdullah the cleric in Cairo who aired it on TV.

You can hear some interesting things about the timeline of all these iterations of "the movie" in the Youtube video linked below. Start at 9:30 and watch to 16:00 for the meat of that.

False Flag, Currently Underway ?

Thanks for the ping! Interesting to place the Uganda angle in the long-term context of Clinton's 1998 Africa tour, touched on in the discussion of the Corporate Council on Africa in my Wilsongate article (Joseph Wilson organized the trip to increase U.S. oil exports from Africa). One of my footnotes there referenced this:

"Leaders of Congo, Kenya expected at Clinton summit in Uganda": CNN, March 18, 1998

Congo President Laurent Kabila and Kenya President Daniel arap Moi are to be present at the March 25 summit of ten African leaders in Entebbe, Uganda, said the official, who did not want to be identified.
Clinton is scheduled to leave Sunday on a six-nation tour of Africa, billed by his administration as the most ambitious visit to the continent by a sitting American president.
The official said a formal attendance list is to be issued by the Ugandan government, but that the presence of leaders whose policies have raised concerns with the United States will give Clinton a chance to personally express those sentiments.
Kenya, despite being a firm Western ally during the Cold War years, has been increasingly criticized by its allies over democracy, governance, human rights abuses and corruption.
On a visit last month, Clinton's African envoy Jesse Jackson, who is expected to accompany the president on this trip, said Washington is tough on Kenya because it expects high standards.
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Along with Uganda, Clinton is to visit the West African nations of Senegal and Ghana, Rwanda in central Africa and Botswana and South Africa in southern Africa.

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