Posted on 10/04/2012 9:13:01 PM PDT by Snuph
In the six months leading up to the assault on the United States consulate in Benghazi, the State Department reduced the number of trained Americans guarding U.S. facilities in Libya, according to a leading House Republican investigating the Sept. 11 anniversary attacks. The reduction in U.S. security personnel increased America’s reliance on local Libyan guards for the protection of its diplomats.
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ping
who made the cuts and why?
State Dept. Why? no one is answering
Probably by the Muslim Brotherhood.
trying to find out who was the one that cut security and why.
I read on another thread we now have special forces operating in 75 countries. I doubt a foot print would be the reason.
We have traitors leading the country. Destroy the economy, demoralize, and decimate the military in multiple, unwinnable theatres, crush the system with social welfare, put entire industries out of business, commit rampant fraud and lawlessness with no consequences...ad nauseam.
Where is the TSA when you really need them?
PICKET: Muslim advocacy groups influence heavily on U.S. national security protocol and lexicon
My take... yes you are correct. This take over by enemies of our Republic is completely known by all in the media, political and business circles. That is why Romney was pushed through so forcefully. They hope to push the crap out of office and continue on as if nothing happened. Not one of these poor excuses for good Americans will admit that they allowed the wolf in the kitchen.
“This is the scandal we need to remain focused on. “,,,,
Which one was that again? There has been soooooo many it’s hard to keep track. (sarc)
“This is the scandal we need to remain focused on. “,,,,
Which one was that again? There has been soooooo many it’s hard to keep track. (sarc)
Jihad an idea that this would help his muzzie brothers.
Perhaps in due time Issa will be allowed to bring out some things that ordinarily would not even drift toward the public arena.
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