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I listen to some of threads and I become convinced we have lost our collective minds.
This things reeks of a CIA operation. Maybe an illegal one. Maybe not. But they are not going to tell us in our lifetimes what actually was going on.
And the Ambassador reeks of spook. Who else enters a country in the midst of a revolution on a third party ship and establishes liaison with the rebels.
And people keep clamoring for full disclosure!
How dumb can we get. Even if the government claimed they were making a clean breast of it...would you believe them? Sheesh - Spook time boys and girls. Maybe we will know what actually happened in 40 years...but I doubt it.
Great post
the whole thing is political and the sheeple directed by faux and fiends are just pushing a useless chart
No the deaths really did happen. Our security was not effective. Lives were put at risk and lost. Has nothing to do with reporters.
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Security contractors and ambassadors are two different things.
And none of the above fits the admin narrative.
The guest threw the question to 'how many contractors', completely ignoring that an ambassador was murdered on the Obama/Hilary watch.
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The Benghazi U.S. Consulate was considered American sovereign soil. Therefore, this was an attack on US citizens on US soil and it was considered an Act of War. This is a big difference why it needed to be hyped.
Again, doesn't fit the Admin narrative.
Face it folks. Elections have consequences and nothing is going to come of this until at least some time after 2016, depending on Rahm Emanuel's preferences.
The Benghazi U.S. Consulate was considered American sovereign soil. Therefore, this was an attack on US citizens on US soil and it was considered an Act of War. This is a big difference why it needed to be hyped.
No. The U.S. consulate is not sovereign American soil.
Furthermore, consulates remain under the jurisdiction of the host country with regard to security, etc.
It was not an act of war.
Yes . . . because the REAL issue is that the ambassador made multiple requests for more security based on reported terrorist rumblings starting weeks before the event. The requests were not only denied but then his security force was even reduced further just prior to the event. THAT is why it was hyped. (We needed Ironman to intervene to prevent the tragedy due to the incompetence (or worse) of the administration.)
Obama wanted no calls for war prior to the election and remains opposed after.
Oh Jesus and Mary, not he conspiracy nuts again...
Not a war zone? One of the contractors was hit with mortar fire while operating a heavy machine gun...All the vehicles in use were apparently armored SUVs..
It was not sovereign US territory. It was a leased compound obviously being used primarily as a CIA base. It was the sovereign territory of Libya.
Has no one noticed that all those who escaped were CIA? You think the consulate was running with no state department employees?
Face it. The place was a CIA operation and the consulate provided coverage of that clandestine operation. The Ambassador was there to hold a few meeting escaping the expected demonstrations in Tripoli. So far it sounds like his death was more bad luck than bad will.
Oh Jesus and Mary, not he conspiracy nuts again...
The incompetence is more than sufficient. Any conspiracy would be in the "or worse" category I put in parentheses. The administration's handling of the middle east countries and conflicts has been abysmal.
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