November 6, 20169 yr ...killing. [video=youtube;mlz3-OzcExI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlz3-OzcExI Referenced this at times. Have never really seen anyone so euphoric of a person's death, a gruesome death. And of course the illegal actions in Libya led to high tech weapons making their way to enemies in Afghanistan and Americans were killed by their own weapons - all the responsibility of Clinton and Brennan.
November 7, 20169 yr ...killing. [video=youtube;mlz3-OzcExI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlz3-OzcExI Referenced this at times. Have never really seen anyone so euphoric of a person's death, a gruesome death. And of course the illegal actions in Libya led to high tech weapons making their way to enemies in Afghanistan and Americans were killed by their own weapons - all the responsibility of Clinton and Brennan. Come on. I get it, you don't like HRC. But we live in a country where the death penalty is legal, and people still talk about bringing back public hangings. We celebrated when Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein met their makers at our hands. There are also folks who take the position that we should just let drug addicts die when they OD. And on this site you can find many, many threads and posts where people wish for terrible, horrible ways for people to die who have committed horrible crimes. Qaddafi was public enemy number 1 for a while, and I don't remember many grieving over his death. But let's get after HRC for talking about a guys who's death most didn't have a problem with when it occurred.
November 7, 20169 yr Come on. I get it, you don't like HRC. But we live in a country where the death penalty is legal, and people still talk about bringing back public hangings. We celebrated when Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein met their makers at our hands. There are also folks who take the position that we should just let drug addicts die when they OD. And on this site you can find many, many threads and posts where people wish for terrible, horrible ways for people to die who have committed horrible crimes. Qaddafi was public enemy number 1 for a while, and I don't remember many grieving over his death. But let's get after HRC for talking about a guys who's death most didn't have a problem with when it occurred. They sure are relentless to have to make us work so hard, so often to call out rubbish so REGULARLY. I personally don't much have the patience for it, but thanks to you and others for hanging in there and playing whack-a-mole every time they pop their funny little heads up.
November 7, 20169 yr Author The United States was not at war with Libya or Qaddafi. Yet it is clear that the US State Department armed 'rebels' with high tech weapons. It was not disgruntled locals that overthrew a soviergn foriegn nation - it was 'we' as the euphoric Clinton clearly indicates (the State Department and administration of the United States). Not that it seems to matter - but this action is against international and US laws. 'We' then had arms in the hands of groups that 'we' had no control over. They had Stinger MANPADs and apparently GPS guided mortars. Some stingers made their way to Afghanistan where they killed Americans. It probably was the fear that the attacking group had stingers that prevented support from being authorized (Cross Border Authorization or CBA). The people in the CIA 'annex' were not known to be there - even to the rescuers from Tripoli. Hence why they could not be airlifted out - the plane the Tripoli team came in did not have the room. And, like in Somalia, a ground evac through hostile areas was required. The entire Libya/Benghazi affair is a dark period of history now. A perspective leader gloating so openly over the illegal killing of another foreign leader should be shocking and unnerving. Seems its OK. Today there is this on this sordid affair: Benghazi guards turned on US diplomats in 2
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