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- Pakistan Minister puts out $100,000 contract on filmmaker
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Pakistan Minister puts out $100,000 contract on filmmaker

Railway Minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour on Saturday
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, the man considered responsiblefor the movie “Innocence of Muslims,” which triggered numerousanti-American protests by Muslims in several countries,has gone into hiding with his family. Pakistan’sRailways Minister Ghulam Ahmed Bilour on Saturday offereda $100,000 bounty to anyone who could kill Nakoula.Bilour said he knew that he was committing a crime byinstigating people for murder, but said that he was ready to be acriminal for this cause:
“I request all the rich people to bring out all theirmoney so that the killer can be loaded with dollars and gold. …
If there is a case lodged against me in the international court orin this country’s court, I will ask people to hand me over tothem. … I want to show these countries that we will not tolerateany such things.”
Bildour also requested help from the Taliban and al-Qaeda, a statementthat drew furious responses from Pakistan’s government, including thepresident and prime minister. Senator Zahid Khan, a spokesman for theAwami National Party, which is Bildour’s political party, said:
“We believe in nonviolence. How could we make suchannouncements? Our party has been fighting against militancy andextremism for years. How could we invite Taliban and al Qaeda tokill someone? Taliban and al Qaeda are our enemies who havekilled our loved ones. We have lots of concerns over thestatement of our colleague.”
There have been some reports that Bildour’s Railway Ministry is introuble because he can’t keep the trains running on time.