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To: PhxRising

There’s been so much BS,how do we know it’s true?


2 posted on 10/22/2012 11:04:30 AM PDT by mgist
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To: mgist

What is true is that our ambassador is dead along with 3 other Americans.

It is like there is a cop killer on the loose in a certain city and the mayor and police cheif jet off to Vegas and blame their political opponant on the murders.

Think of this, what other country would not respond to the planned murder of any of their ambassadors?


6 posted on 10/22/2012 11:11:19 AM PDT by Texas resident (Let's elect an American this time.)
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To: mgist

Mgist,

How do you know anything you read is true? By cross-checking the story against other stories and by matching specific details inside the story you are reading to previous stories.

So in this particular story on Benghazi, it says that
“At the consulate, smoke in the burning villa was thinning out; crowds of curiosity seekers and looters were moving in. As they rummaged through the building, they came across a blond man in a white shirt and gray pants, his nose and mouth blackened by soot and body fluids. They dragged him out through the window at the back of the villa. “The man is alive,” shouted someone in the crowd. “Move out of the way.” Then several other men shouted: “Alive! Alive! God is great.” But when the man was taken to the hospital, the doctors couldn’t revive him. And finally, at 2:30 in the morning, someone identified him positively as Ambassador Stevens.”

This matches the first reports that we lost track of the location of Ambassador Stevens. This also matches a picture I saw of Ambassador Stevens body being dragged around.


7 posted on 10/22/2012 11:19:36 AM PDT by PhxRising
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