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I have tried to follow this story, but it is difficult to sift through all the information. Bob Woodward was interviewed by Sean Hannity tonight and he said that the more we "peel this onion, the more inconsistency we find" on the part of the administration.

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Our government is saying so many things I can't keep in mind what they say.

 

Well heck yeah it is Muslims, who else is in Libya, not Mexicans.

 

If it is a coverup, then what are they covering up

Panetta must have used up all his chips to get the Osama raid done. He seems like the only political 'adult' in this crowd.

 

This was 7 hour engagement. There were mortar squads part of the attack. With good accuracy they took out the former SEALS who were observing and had lasers to illuminate the targets from the ground. They would have been able to direct fire if Puff had been put on station.

 

Other than Panetta and Clinton who else is a seasoned administrator in this group? Valerie Jarrett?

These are the same people who lied to us and and stopped the investigation of the murder of Agent Terry. Now they expect us to wait(until after the election)for this investigation? The battle lasted SEVEN hours. How could they just sit in the situation room and watch our people die and do nothing to help when plenty of help was willing and available ?

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You guys wanted exact words and Mrs. Youngblood chose her's carefully. She made sure to say that the CIA never told anyone not to assist. Notice she never said there wasn't a request. Bottomline, we had Americans asking for help and we let them fight on their own for hours and then let them die.

These are the same people who lied to us and and stopped the investigation of the murder of Agent Terry. ?

 

You're saying the CIA stopped the investigation? They're the ones that have publicly stated there was no "stand down" order.

I would guess it would be the right move if it were hopeless and more Americans would be killed.

 

You guys wanted exact words and Mrs. Youngblood chose her's carefully. She made sure to say that the CIA never told anyone not to assist. Notice she never said there wasn't a request. Bottomline, we had Americans asking for help and we let them fight on their own for hours and then let them die.

 

Have you come across some new evidence to make you walk away from the possibility that not sending in help MAY have been the right move?

Have you come across some new evidence to make you walk away from the possibility that not sending in help MAY have been the right move?

 

Clyde, have we come across evidence to the contrary? I can respect that maybe it was the right thing, but man sending them guys a Specter Gunship sure wouldn't have put American lives at risk and it certainly would have helped their situation. We (the Admin) had the time to make that decision.

Clyde, have we come across evidence to the contrary? I can respect that maybe it was the right thing, but man sending them guys a Specter Gunship sure wouldn't have put American lives at risk and it certainly would have helped their situation. We (the Admin) had the time to make that decision.

 

We've come across nothing concrete as far as I can tell. I'm not sure why we have a need for a rush to judgement.

 

I am in no way intelligent enough to second-guess military actions or inactions.

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We've come across nothing concrete as far as I can tell. I'm not sure why we have a need for a rush to judgement.

 

I am in no way intelligent enough to second-guess military actions or inactions.

 

I would at least investigate it for 2 more weeks.

 

To me the issue is that the more we learn the more disturbing. To lay the blame on a video for around two weeks makes you wonder what's really going on.

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Have you come across some new evidence to make you walk away from the possibility that not sending in help MAY have been the right move?

 

Maybe it was the correct decision maybe it wasn't but it doesn't change the fact that people were begging for help and were ignored.

We've come across nothing concrete as far as I can tell. I'm not sure why we have a need for a rush to judgement.

 

I am in no way intelligent enough to second-guess military actions or inactions.

 

OK. So what we are left with is our opinions on this because there are so many loose ends to fill. I think what I'm left with is that with the timing of it being a major issue (election season) and with information trickling out a little bit at a time the handling of this just hasn't been all that graceful.

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You're saying the CIA stopped the investigation? They're the ones that have publicly stated there was no "stand down" order.

 

The last part of your statement isn't true. Youngblood never said there was no stand down order. She said the CIA never told anyone not to send help, big difference. Like I said she carefully chose her words.

Maybe it was the correct decision maybe it wasn't but it doesn't change the fact that people were begging for help and were ignored.

 

No question that the inability (or refusal) to help was heartbreaking. Sadly, that's part of the risk you take in that line of work.

The last part of your statement isn't true. Youngblood never said there was no stand down order. She said the CIA never told anyone not to send help, big difference. Like I said she carefully chose her words.

 

Fair enough. Accusation was the CIA denied the request.

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