The House Benghazi report makes it completely clear that no one peddling the “spontaneous video protest” theory of the attack ever believed it, not for a single hour
It was a piece of deliberate disinformation concocted in Washington...Anyone else recall thinking how ODD the POTUS' denial to the UN sounded back in 2012?...
ff 0:48 @ Youtube clip of Obama addressing the UN General Assembly 9/25/2012
"Now I have made it clear that the United States government had nothing to do with this video"*****
Hillary provided the same ODD denial on 9/14/2012 :
Youtube clip, ff:0:17
We've seen rage and violence directed at American embassies over an awful internet video THAT WE HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH..."*****
Walid Shoebat also provided some additional curious details about the film-maker, Sam Bacile (aka Nakoula Basseley Nakoula)
- in an Arabic radio interview Nakoula was fixated on defending the Feds.
“Why do you defend the U.S. government continually?” The interviewer asked. “The U.S. has no link to this movie whatsoever,” Nakoula responded.It was all part of the deal he made to cooperate with the Feds who arrested Nakoula on 9/27/2012 & ordered him to jail without bail....subsequently sentenced him to a year in federal prison and four years of supervised release.
(how convenient to coincide with the change of presidential administration)...but he's now reportedly residing in an LA homeless shelter & working PT @ pizza parlor. (wiki)
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Adding salt to the wound of dead Americans in Benghazi.. Obama apologized to the Islamists after the attack on the embassy.
TREASON resulting in murder
ReplyDeleteAnd what is going to done about it? Do they go up to the WH doors and pull Obozo out in handcuffs? Yeah sure.
ReplyDeleteRelated: Benghazi Report Shows Ben Rhodes Pushed False Video Narrative After Attack
ReplyDeleteThe administration’s concocted narrative blaming the Benghazi attack on an amateurish anti-Muslim video is a major focus in the report.
For the first time we know that U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice was briefed by deputy national security advisor for strategic communications, Ben Rhodes, and Obama senior political adviser, David Plouffe, which gave her statements the desired political spin:
Susan Rice’s comments on the Sunday talk shows were met with shock and disbelief by State Department employees in Washington. The Senior Libya Desk Officer, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, State Department, wrote: “I think Rice was off the reservation on this one.” The Deputy Director, Office of Press and Public Diplomacy, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, State Department, responded: “Off the reservation on five networks!” The Senior Advisor for Strategic Communications, Bureau of Near East Affairs, State Department, wrote: “WH [White House] very worried about the politics. This was all their doing.” [pg. 132]