Blame the movie? Will Obama allow the 'inciting of violence' with bin Laden film?

Lori Ziganto | 1:19 PM on September 17, 2012

Well, how about that? The Obama administration and its lackeys continue to condemn and attempt to criminalize free speech while pitifully attempting to use a crummy movie as a false pretext for the violence and deadly attacks at our embassies. Ambassador Rice doubled down on that idiocy yesterday. She claimed the violence and attacks were “spontaneous” and were a result of a “heinous” movie. That icky free speech! She absurdly said this even as the Libyan President declared that assertion was patently false.

So, since this is their story and they are sticking to it, what will they do when President Obama continues to spike the football? What will they say when a movie devoted entirely to football spiking and Obama-stroking over the killing of Osama bin Laden is released?

Twitter users want to know.

Violence? Maybe. Nausea? Definitely. RT @redrivergrl: I wonder if @BarackObama 's 'I Killed Osama Bin Laden' movie will cause violence???

— Michael G. Hoffman ?? (@mghoffman57) September 16, 2012

https://twitter.com/Revenant0202/status/247375502824853504

https://twitter.com/bobcabarcas/status/247332043132899328

Obama, Still planning release of ur Osama football hollywood production? http://t.co/tzYvXEop #BlameTheMovie #InnocenceOfMuslims #tcot #p2

— ƬЄƛƓƛƝ ƦЄƖԼԼƳ? (@velvethammer) September 16, 2012

https://twitter.com/NathanHale1775/status/247113423463260160

I Guess the White House is now scrambling to stop Sony's "Killing bin Laden" film… No?

— Kelly (@KLSouth) September 16, 2012

White House Must Stop Sony from Releasing 'Killing bin Laden' Film http://t.co/w2EYK6eT via @sharethis

— China is lying (@jtLOL) September 16, 2012

More from Breitbart’s Big Hollywood:

Moreover, an excuse Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will not be able to use in the case of “Zero Dark Thirty” (as she did with “Innocence of Muslims”) is the cowardly and self-righteous claim that the federal government and the Obama White House had nothing to do with “Zero Dark Thirty.”

Because the federal government and the Obama White House had everything to do with “Zero Dark Thirty.”

As we now know, in an effort to get this glitzy in-kind contribution (tens of millions of dollars) up on the screen in time to affect the election, it was the Obama Administration that gave the filmmakers tons of encouragement and a troubling amount of access to all kinds of classified material.