Anonymous wrote:We heard you say that Ambassador Rice lied to the UN. Untrue. The consensus on what happened only formed within the intelligence community two days later, when they got video
No. That was not the consensus. No one ever really explained why they went with that--wishful thinking? Sure, it was presented, but it was not the consensus.
We heard you say that Ambassador Rice lied to the UN. Untrue. The consensus on what happened only formed within the intelligence community two days later, when they got video
We heard conservative posters say that they deliberately spun the protest story for the benefit in the 2012 elections. Untrue
Anonymous wrote:We heard conservative posters say that they deliberately spun the protest story for the benefit in the 2012 elections. Untrue. Documented by the Republican led committee.
We heard you say that Ambassador Rice lied to the UN. Untrue. The consensus on what happened only formed within the intelligence community two days later, when they got video.
We heard you say there was a stand down order. There was no stand down order.
We heard you say that they were denied available air support. They were not denied air support. Point blank they covered this.
We heard that they were shipping arms to Syria. They were not shipping arms to Syria.
We heard that we had intelligence that could have prevented the tragedy. We did not.
We heard that we had deliberately whitewashed the role of Al Qaeda. We did not. This point was evaluated in detail in the report.
We were told that witnesses were intimidated, polygraphed, and kept from Congress. Absolutely false, according to the committee.
Maybe you are not familiar with the term "shellacking", but that is what happened to the conservative Benghazi conspiracy. You are left with a crisis in which not everything was handled perfectly. That's it.
No. The report made excuses--it did not exonerate them. Except, perhaps, the shipping arms to Syria--which we still don't really know.
Finding #4: The CIA was not collecting and shipping arms from Libya to Syria
Finding #15: The CIA did not intimidate or prevent any officer from speaking to Congress or otherwise telling his story
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thin the Republic as need to do an investigation of the investigation that lead to this report that found no errors.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Or in this particular case, who will go wing nut on the wing nuts?
WASHINGTON – Two days after a Republican-led committee found no intelligence failure or cover-up in the deadly Benghazi ?embassy ?attacks,? ?Republicans are moving to discredit the two-year investigation. "I think the report is full of crap,” said GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.)
The report by the House Intelligence Committee?,? dumped Friday?,? concluded there was no wrongdoing by the Obama administration and no one intentionally misled the American people ....
The panel is chaired by vocal President Obama critic Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) ... concluded “there was no intelligence failure prior to the attacks,” in the report that had little fanfare the Friday before Thanksgiving.
We heard conservative posters say that they deliberately spun the protest story for the benefit in the 2012 elections. Untrue. Documented by the Republican led committee.
We heard you say that Ambassador Rice lied to the UN. Untrue. The consensus on what happened only formed within the intelligence community two days later, when they got video.
We heard you say there was a stand down order. There was no stand down order.
We heard you say that they were denied available air support. They were not denied air support. Point blank they covered this.
We heard that they were shipping arms to Syria. They were not shipping arms to Syria.
We heard that we had intelligence that could have prevented the tragedy. We did not.
We heard that we had deliberately whitewashed the role of Al Qaeda. We did not. This point was evaluated in detail in the report.
We were told that witnesses were intimidated, polygraphed, and kept from Congress. Absolutely false, according to the committee.
Maybe you are not familiar with the term "shellacking", but that is what happened to the conservative Benghazi conspiracy. You are left with a crisis in which not everything was handled perfectly. That's it.
Anonymous wrote:Read the report. They found plenty of errors. No one was exonerated. They just didn't accuse anyone--there is a difference.
Anonymous wrote:Didn't say that--most of those under Bush were suicide bombings--not orchestrated attacks. Also, read the report--there were plenty of warnings that were ignored in Benghazi--by State, not CIA.
Anonymous wrote:Read the report. They found plenty of errors. No one was exonerated. They just didn't accuse anyone--there is a difference.
Anonymous wrote:I thin the Republic as need to do an investigation of the investigation that lead to this report that found no errors.