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OB - If a drone attack makes people angry would you suggest carpet bombing any town, village or city harboring an Al Qaida "leader". As you seem to know so much about these matters what would YOU suggest?
Look at the Bots' going in circles trying to deny the obvious facts pointed out THE DAY AFTER the attack. Face it, Obama and the State Dept dropped the ball and allowed a terrorist attack to happen on 9/11 which easily could have been prevented. Now we're seeing a heavy dose of backpedaling as the Administration falls over itself coming up with excuses. Brilliant.
Last week they said they didn't know, and now they they do know.
But it's OK, you just keep listening to the enemy, they are much more reliable
No, the USG did voice an opinion that this could have been a planned attack. I did read it last week.
But just that one time. And that was right before Carney said it was the movie.
U.S. thinks attack on consulate in Libya may have been planned - The Denver Post
Obama administration officials and regional officials scrambled to sort out conflicting reports about the nature of the attack and the motivation of the attackers Wednesday. A senior Obama administration official told reporters during a conference call that "it was clearly a complex attack," but offered no details.
Read the entire link from top to bottom. I never found a quote by Obama saying that he believed Muslim outrage would stop the day he was sworn in.
I also do NOT see the New Beginnings speech or other efforts by Obama to establish common ground between the U.S. and Muslim world as an "apology tour." That's just the far right-wing, pro-violence, pro-war BS.
If you can provide me with a quote from Obama saying he expected Muslim outrage to subside or stop the day he was sworn in, I'd really like to see it.
I do really like this quote from Obama. (from your link) Do you disagree with what he said here?
"About democracy, Obama stated that, though "America does not presume to know what is best for everyone", "I do have an unyielding belief that all people yearn for certain things: the ability to speak your mind and have a say in how you are governed; confidence in the rule of law and the equal administration of justice; government that is transparent and doesn't steal from the people; the freedom to live as you choose." He called such freedoms "human rights".
Read the entire link from top to bottom. I never found a quote by Obama saying that he believed Muslim outrage would stop the day he was sworn in.
I also do NOT see the New Beginnings speech or other efforts by Obama to establish common ground between the U.S. and Muslim world as an "apology tour." That's just the far right-wing, pro-violence, pro-war BS.
If you can provide me with a quote from Obama saying he expected Muslim outrage to subside or stop the day he was sworn in, I'd really like to see it.
Actually I didn't say he said that. I provided you with the the link so you could read for yourself.
Now you can go debunk the poster that said that because they can't provide any proof that he did.
June 11, 2012
U.S. citizens are advised that there was an armed attack on a UK diplomatic convoy in Benghazi on June 11. Two individuals sustained injuries. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack. This incident is a reminder of the fluid security situation in Libya and is the latest in a series of attacks in Benghazi against diplomatic and international installations, including the IED attack against the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi on June 6. U.S. citizens in Libya are urged to exercise caution.
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