LOL.. you really should watch this: http://www.mediaite.com/tv/jon-stew...ctory-uncoordinated-response-to-libya-attack/
Can someone please tell me why this incident (in Libya) is such an issue? Does anyone here believe that, on the anniversary of the 9-11 attacks, people (especially those in foreign lands) didn't want MORE security? Does anyone here believe that someone, some group, in our government wanted those four people dead? Does anyone here believe that the Democrats would want such an incident less than a month before the election? IMO, this is a perfect example of just how Republican politicians are dividing the country. Oh, and Obama won.
You owe everyone an apology for jumping to conclusions, Little Joe. The attacks had nothing to do with the "anti-Islam film by a Right-wing Jewish fundamentalist" nor the "Koran burning Florida preacher Terry Jones". You were wrong, as usual, on this but I'm certain we'll never hear an apology cross your lips. I just don't think you have it in you to "man up" (as the saying goes) and admit it. View attachment 1144
OK. Mistakes were made at the State Department. The State Department had "clear warning signs" of a deteriorating security situation, according to John Kerry. Now, the questions become, "WHAT mistakes were made and WHO made them? View attachment 1147
More conspiracy theories? Or did you just get your misinformation from MSNBS? Man, when will you liberal morons realize you've been duped and continue to be duped over and over and over again? I don't think it will ever sink in with you morons.
Just like I've said from the beginning, Little Joe, you were 100% wrong on this. State Department names groups behind Benghazi strike January 10, 2014 The State Department on Friday for the first time blamed specific groups and militants for the 2012 Benghazi attack, designating them as terrorists -- a move that further undermines initial claims the attack was spontaneous. The department announced that it was labeling Ansar al-Sharia in Benghazi and Ansar al-Sharia in Darnah as terror organizations, in part over their role in the Benghazi attack. It applied the same label to Ansar al-Sharia in Tunisia, over a separate attack on Americans in Tunis. The State Department also labeled as terrorists Sufian bin Qumu, head of the Darnah branch and a former Guantanamo Bay detainee, and Ahmed Abu Khattalah, head of the Benghazi branch. Fox News previously reported that the two were suspected of playing a role in the attack. And despite State Department claims that Al Qaeda leadership was not involved and a recent news report echoing that assessment, Fox News has learned that bin Qumu has Al Qaeda ties. According to his Guantanamo file, he has historic ties to the Al Qaeda network, including training at one point at "Usama bin Laden's Torkham camp." The State Department, in its announcement Friday, specifically discussed allegations against the Ansar al-Sharia branches. "Ansar al-Shari'a in Benghazi and Ansar al-Shari'a in Darnah have been involved in terrorist attacks against civilian targets, frequent assassinations, and attempted assassinations of security officials and political actors in eastern Libya, and the September 11, 2012 attacks against the U.S. Special Mission and Annex in Benghazi, Libya," the department said. "Members of both organizations continue to pose a threat to U.S. interests in Libya." The department cited Khattalah and bin Qumu over their leadership roles in those organizations. Khattalah, though, told Fox News in October 2012 that while he was at the U.S. consulate that night, he was not responsible for the attack. He claimed he was helping Libyan security workers defending the compound. The new terror designation bars anyone from providing or trying to provide "material support or resources" to those organizations and individuals, and freezes any assets they have in the U.S. The State Department announced that it has also updated its Rewards for Justice website to include a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction of anyone involved in the Benghazi attack. The department had faced criticism for not including that reward on the website, though officials claimed reward offers had nevertheless been made. Four Americans died in the 2012 attack, and so far nobody has been brought to justice in connection with the killings. "The U.S. government is committed to taking all appropriate actions against the organizations and individuals responsible for the attacks against the U.S. diplomatic facilities in Libya and Tunisia," the State Department said, also referring to a 2012 attack on the U.S. Embassy in Tunis. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/01/10/state-department-names-groups-behind-benghazi-strike/