Sacking of Benghazi consulate “a catastrophic intelligence loss”

Hotair ^ | 12:01 pm on September 24, 2012 | by Ed Morrissey

[SaraJohnson]

Bumps in the road to Bam’s change; broken eggs on the way to Utopia, same thing.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Not sure what intelligence we might lose....if we were looking for al Queda....I think they sent a message ...saying we are right here....

If we were trying to corral all of the MANPADS...We might now know who has them.

wHAT OTHER INTELLIGENCE ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

[grey_whiskers]

Who went on strike and left Obama as the substitute referee President?

Cheers!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Time TO CLOSE UP SHOP HERE.....everyone HAVE A GREAT DAY TOMeORROW.

[munin]

your bumps in the road is just the beginning, before this guy is done there will be many more, this guy needs to be removed in nov.and that is no joke

[Marine_Uncle]

Perhaps the FBI investigation will required more then four years to complete.

[jonrick46]

"one has to ask why it was left so poorly secured."

Perhaps it was because Zer0 and his State Department hag wanted our CIA to experience a setback. It would be one more step towards Israel's destruction.

[justa-hairyape]

Dance with the devil, and you'll get burned.

That was the Libyan burn.

[Ax]

While serving in a “denied area” back in the day, “inches,” were the guidelines. We used a ruler to determine how many folders in each safe could be shredded in the estimated time it would take an enemy to breach all the layers of security, get to the upper floor of the mission building and break into our operations area. Fortunately we never had a real test.