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Just out ... CNNBRK tweets "Charges filed against leader of Libyan militia in Benghazi attack, sources say. Developing story.". We will see where this goes.
Can't happen. I've been told with great authority here on C-D that nothing was done about Benghazi perpetrators because the President doesn't care and spends all his time golfing. Certainly there can't have been any kind of investigation or effort put into finding the guilty party. Obama's a Muslim, after all.
Well they had to do something and do it quick. They can't even tell us what the charges are since that's a secret still.
Once CNN found him and interviewed him their "search" turned into a bogus story.
Had to save face here that CNN did a better job of the FBI/CIA/NSA finding him.
Cue the BENGHAZZZIII RAGERSZ!!! in
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Yes, why should we spend time upset about terrorist attacks on American embassies and proven government coverups over it when we could much more productively spend our time discussing how Republicans are waging a war on women by asking them to go to Walmart and buy their own birth control.
If so, then that's a good start. And it only took them a year.
When will we file charges against the people who reduced the American guard contingent in the Benghazi compound to three, in the months before the attack, despite continued shootings, attacks against our convoys, bombs blowing holes in the wall etc.?
Yes, why should we spend time upset about terrorist attacks on American embassies and proven government coverups over it when we could much more productively spend our time discussing how Republicans are waging a war on women by asking them to go to Walmart and buy their own birth control.
Please show me any discussion, let alone outrage, on the following terrorist attacks against embassies or consulates that have occurred since 09/11/01:
Karachi, Pakistan, June 14, 2002, a suicide bomber at the consulate, killed 12 and injured 51 people
Karachi, Pakistan, February 28, 2003, a gunman killed two police officer and injured five others outside the consulate.
Karachi, Pakistan, March 15, 2004, an attempted bombing against the consulate was stopped when police discovered 200 gallons of liquid explosives in the back of a truck.
Tashkent, Uzbekistan, July 30, 2004: The U.S. and Israeli embassies were targeted by suicide bombers. Two security guards were killed.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, December 6, 2004: Militants breached the outer wall of the U.S. consulate and began shooting, but did not enter the consulate. Five civilians and the gunmen were killed. Ten people were wounded.l.
Damascus, Syria, September 12, 2006: Three gunmen were killed after they tossed grenades over the embassy's outer wall and a car bomb exploded outside the embassy. A Syrian security guard and a Chinese diplomat also died.
Athens, Greece, January 12, 2007: A rocket-propelled grenade was fired into the front of the U.S. embassy around 6 am in the morning. No one was killed or hurt. A Greek terrorist group called "Revolutionary Struggle" claimed responsibility.
Istanbul, Turkey, July 9, 2008: Kurdish Turks open fired around 11 am, killing six people and injuring one. The three men had suspected Al-Qaeda links, but this was never proven.
San'a, Yemen, September 7, 2008: 19 people died and at least 16 were injured when a group of men disguised at police attacked the outer security rim of the U.S. embassy. Al-Qaeda affiliate Islamic Jihad of Yemen claimed responsibility.
He'll be put on the FBI's Most Wanted List and we'll call it "good".
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