Posted on 10/24/2013 10:08:18 AM PDT by Nachum
The Obama administration has drawn up draft rules that would end a decades-long ban on Libyans getting military training in the U.S., according to documents obtained by House Republicans who said Thursday that it’s the wrong move after last year’s Benghazi attack. The administration says relations with Libya have “normalized,” and that the Libyan government has earned the right to have better relations with the U.S., which first imposed the ban in 1983 after a wave of terrorist attacks involving Libyans. But House Judiciary Committee Chairman Robert W. Goodlatte and Rep. Jason Chaffetz said Libya remains a dangerous hotspot and relaxing
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Well, they OBVIOUSLY need better military training - most of the US citizens at Benghazi escaped. This training will help them to plan and execute the operation more efficiently and effectively - hopefully with 100% kill rate next time.
“Anti-terror rules relaxed to let Libyans get military training in U.S.”
So as to better and more efficiently kill American soldiers, nothing is to good for zeros muslim brothers.
Billions of rounds of Amo bought, 45 high ranking brass purged, huge immigration push, no boarder security, and now you want to let al qaeda legally enter the country....just sayin.
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OMG!
There. Fixed it!
Would these be the kind of “middle eastern soldiers” who tried to kidnap a 12-year-old MO girl for sex? http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2013/10/two-middle-eastern-soldiers-try-to-abduct-12-year-old-missouri-girl-for-sex/
Oh, well.
Train them so that they can kill more Americans?
I’m almost beyond being shocked by this administration, but this one actually did shock me. We’re lambs being led to the slaughter.
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