Obama to Condemn Christian Filmmaker Before United Nations

John Nolte at Breitbart writes:

Not only are we seeing the White House and State Department call more attention to the Mohammed-mocking "Innocence of Muslims" than any terrorist network ever could've hoped for, but the President's indefensible scapegoating of the film and filmmaker to draw attention and blame away from U.S. security failures apparently knows no bounds.

Next week, Obama will denounce the film in a speech before the United Nations General Assembly:

National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor previews the president's speech to the UN General Assembly next week:

"UNGA always provides an opportunity for the President to put the international situation in context, and to put forward a vision of US leadership. I would certainly expect the President to address the recent unrest in the Muslim world, and the broader context of the democratic transitions in the Arab World."

"As he has in recent days, the President will make it clear that we reject the views in this video, while also underscoring that violence is never acceptable[.]

My God, between the media and the Obama White House, we are finally witnessing Orwell's "1984" blossom to life.

Notice how the media works - Muslims are not identified as Muslim when they engage in terror actions, lest Americans unfairly generalize that all Muslims are terrorists.

But it's perfectly hunky-dory to toss a Christian under the bus in order to defend Obama's reputation. Rather than defend the Christian's right to say whatever he thinks as something that the American government has no legitimate concern, Obama is reinforcing the Islamic stereotype that Christians ought to be persecuted.

This country is in the best of hands.