online 14-minute clip of a purportedly anti-Islamic movie that sparked protests at the US embassy in Cairo and and the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya is now looking like it could have been ginned up by someone sitting a basement with cheap dubbing software. Full credit goes to Sarah Abdurrahman at On the Media and Rosie Grey at Buzzfed who appear to be the first to highlight (there may be others, but they're the ones who caught my eye) the fact that almost every instance of language referring to Islam or Muhammad in the film has been dubbed in. That is, mouths are mouthing but the words you're hearing don't match Etc. I had been wondering why the clip on YouTube only showed a section of the film, and who added the Arabic that apparently has been broadcast in the ME. So has this been a complete Islamist false-flag operation, taking this atrociously bad movie made by a possibly justifiably disaffected Copt, given the way Copts are treated in Egypt, dubbing it and mistranslating it and using it to instigate the riots and the attacks? A very sensible article. British ambassador to Benghazi Dominic Asquit was nearly blown up by a rocket propelled grenade back in June. This was before the Mo Movie was placed on Youtube. And British war graves were smashed and covered in human excrement back in March. Really? If the film was Israeli inspired the whole point was to do exactly the opposite.. to make the