[Diogenesis]

Has Obama changed sides since the Benghazi Atrocities
(that have been ignored by the EXEMPT Congress),
... or ...
is Obama still backing the group to which he
gave MANPADS, in exchange for them killing
and gang raping the US Ambassador?

[Truth29]

And by what authority did Obama take this action? Did he hoist the Jolly Roger?

[Cowboy Bob]

And we complained when the Somalis did it. How much ransom are we asking for? Maybe it can help pay down our national debt!

[broken_clock]

The US has taken control of a tanker full of oil loaded from a rebel-held port in Libya, the Pentagon says.

Good thing the, "No Blood For Oil" crowd will give em hell...oh wait.

[grania]

I'm reading this differently from everyone else. The US, even in the war, supported the rebel-terrorist takeover of the eastern part of Libya. AlQaida and other thugs made the downfall of Qaddafi happen, with inspiration and resources from the US. Funny thing about those darn radicals....they didn't want to give up power after fighting for western/global interests. Thus Benhazi attacks, rebel-held eastern Libya, and now this.

It's looking more like the US trying to defeat the radicals who won the war for them, but have no intention of bowing out to western oil and global interests. The puppet gov just isn't doing it for the crazies.

[exPBRrat]

It disgusts me to know that our military has been reduced to being the ‘strong arms’ of the Libyan rebels...

...how the mighty have fallen.

[Chickensoup]

Obama - killing Seals worldwide for Fascism?

[SADMILLIE]

Now we can trade for the Man Pads that Hillary gave the Al Qaeda to fight Qaddafi’s air force.The big payment on 9/11 that killed the famous 4 didn’t work.

[tcrlaf]

This Oil isn’t Soros/Open Society-approved, so it had to be stopped.

[Ohioan]

Is this not but one of many, recent operations, putting our Navy Seals at risk in disputes in which America does not have a direct interest?

One has the sickening feeling that the President is puting these brave, superbly trained men, at unnecessary risk, as though they were his personal play things.

Does anyone else have that sickening impression?

William Flax