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To: kristinn

It is astonishing that a General is murdered at a military training school in Afghanistan and the President says nothing. Here is what CNN says:

“President Obama was briefed about the shooting and called Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, to get more information”

This story is no more believable than the slaughter of the US ambassador in Libya.

I have been in embassies all over the world and nobody gets anywhere close to an ambassador with weapons, much less in a muslim country, on 9/11.

I am not familiar with military protocol in Afghanistan, but I have trouble imagining that a taliban terrorist can access a US Army General with a loaded weapon unless it is a set-up like Benghazi. Like the Seal team 6 helicopter crash must be. Like the destruction of 6 Harriers and a C-130 in Sept 2012.

Near as I can tell, the US military forces in Afghanistan are really only there as targets for the islamists, while dark forces siphon the protection-racket cash flow stream from the Karzai family controlled opium/heroin trade. There is no clear military mission there that protects US interests at all.

Prayers up for the dead General and his family and the other brave wounded.


95 posted on 08/05/2014 6:59:36 PM PDT by FlyingEagle
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To: FlyingEagle
It is astonishing that a General is murdered at a military training school in Afghanistan and the President says nothing.

He only cares when a thug like Trayvon gets his comeuppance.

96 posted on 08/05/2014 7:02:14 PM PDT by dfwgator
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To: FlyingEagle

dittos on all counts.


98 posted on 08/05/2014 7:31:17 PM PDT by castlebrew (Gun Control means hitting where you're aiming!))
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