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ORIGINAL: mnottertail My dying fuckin ass. They were testifying at a house hearing for the convict Issa. That asswipe aint gonna cut it. Oh, I'm willing to bet you're wrong. What the white house is dying to avoid is proving how incompetent this white house is. AMPLE warning that the consulate was going to be attacked - and they did nothing. Routine oversight (like making sure the consulate was up to security standards) they waived. The president hasn't supplied the minutes from the situation room; nor clintons briefings. Nor the deliberations of the terrorism task force, nor the joint chiefs of staff. But the real interesting question is where Obama was. And I suspect the answer is that he wasn't in the situation room while the attack was going on. I suspect the answer is that he was on his way to las vegas for a fundraiser. The steady drip drip drip. will continue We are aware that the nutsackers are always ready to believe in conspiracies. But a airport bathroom of nutsackers intimating that the entire hierarchy of the military was unaware and shirking their lifelong jobs is just a little too fuckin imbecilic. They have radar, intelligence, and saran wrap, they know whats going on at anytime or anywhere. Bullshit! The military was going to do the right thing and were making preparations to try to rescue the compound. "Somebody" ordered them to stand down! Why? Who knew how long the attack was going to go on? Hours or even days? You don't want to know who the miserable scumbag was who ordered the military to stand down and not attempt a rescue, knowing that Americans would most likely die? You really CAN'T go along with stonewalling something like this! Nobody ordered anyone to stand down. That is all fever dream. The relief force from Tripoli arrived, Doherty was one of them. After the mortar attack they evacuated to the airport and the attack was over because there was no one left to attack. That was when the guys in Rota and Croatia stopped getting ready. If what you say is true, why do the dead American's parents (who probably know a little bit more about this than you,) go on TV and complain about the lack of rescue attempt for their children? And the retired Lt Colonel goes on saying even if you know there is not a chance in hell, you stilll TRY. Because they've been fed bullshit by Fox? The Pentagon timeline http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/09/world/africa/libya-benghazi-timeline/ The guys in Rota and Croatia started getting ready to deploy after 2:39 am. It is physically impossible that either force could have arrived in Benghazi by 5:15 when the mortar attack killed Doherty and Woods. There was no order to stand down. That is simply made up nonsense. We sent the guys who could get there in time, Doherty was one of them. When the situation became untenable they evacuated to the airport and flew out. At that point there was no further need and the special forces guys that had been prepping stood down. No matter how badly the right wing wants to make this more than what it was, it wasn't. It was a terrible tragedy. The Ambassador knew Benghazi was chaotic and dangerous. He chose to go there anyway. If you look into his career you will see that is how he operated. We have small diplomatic teams scattered all over the world there is simply no way we can make sure all of them are 100% safe even in places like Libya. The Diplomatic Corps know the risks and choose to take those risks in order to serve their country. It dishonors Ambassador Stevens and the rest of the Diplomatic Corps to try and use this tragedy for political advantage. Bullshit. There were 16 (or 17) people at the CIA compound. The AP reported: Westmoreland said the CIA security contractors loaded into two vehicles, with weapons ready, the moment they heard the radio call for help from the diplomatic building. Some wanted to rush to the U.S. compound roughly a mile away, and their agitation grew as they heard increasing panic when the diplomats reported the militants were setting the compound on fire. The CIA team leader and the CIA chief at the Benghazi annex told committee members that they were trying to gather Libyan allies and intelligence before racing into the fray, worried that they might be sending their security team into an ambush with little or no backup. At least one of those security contractors, a former U.S. Army Ranger, was told to “wait” at least twice, and he argued with his security team leader, according to his testimony, related by Westmoreland. Westmoreland declined to share the names of the officers who testified because they are still CIA employees Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/12/now-cia-contradicts-govt-benghazi-account/#pLqJ3Tu2Yk5aDvSF.99 More importantly Gregory Hicks testified: The Obama administration denied Special Forces commandos permission to board a military flight to help defend the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi while it was under attack, according to State Department career officer Gregory Hicks, a former second-in-command in the North African country. Recalling the words of a Lt. Col. Gibson, then the military commander at Special Operations Command Africa (SOCAFRICA), Hicks said during a House Oversight Committee hearing Wednesday that Gibson said the armed forces should have made the decision about its own soldiers. 'This is the first time in my career,' Gibson said, according to Hicks. 'that a diplomat has more balls than somebody in the military.' Gregory Hicks, former State Department deputy chief of mission in Libya, recalled the words of a Special Operations commander who said he was 'embarrassed' the have to order commandos to stand down instead of flying to Benghazi But Hicks said he thought the military failed to give permission for the flight. 'They just didn't have the right authority from the right level,' he said. The Special Forces team was organized and about to drive to a C-130 aircraft with their gear, Hicks testified, when Gibson's superiors ordered him to tell them to stand down. 'He got a phone call from SOCAFRICA which said, "you can't go now, you don't have authority to go now",' Hicks recalled. 'They were told not to board the flight, so they missed it.' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2321499/Benghazi-witness-Army-commander-said-commando-rescue-scrapped-State-Department-leaders-bigger-balls-military-chiefs.html#ixzz31HiTqxIG Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook So your claim there was no stand down order was absolute BULLSHIT.
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