depotoo
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Honey, you saw what she knew that night. It was just before the election, they tried to blame everyone but those that planned and carried out the attack in public. Behind closed doors they were calling it what it was- a planned atrack. Between themselves, to Sid Blumenthal, Chelsea, the presidents of Egypt and Libya. You want to keep your head in the sand? Fine with me, but I will bring forth the facts anytime you try, as they did, to rearrange them. They knew that night. They even came up with talking points trying to get their stories in sync for public consumption.
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Within hours of the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Clinton emailed her daughter, Chelsea, that Americans had died at the hands of an al-Qaeda like group. Al-Qaeda is the Islamic extremist terrorist group that was led by Osama bin Laden. Clinton also informed Egypt’s prime minister and Libya’s president that the attacks were “preplanned” and “had nothing to do with” an anti-Islamic video posted on YouTube.
Hillary Clinton’s public vs. private Benghazi facts | Sharyl Attkisson
Virtual Reading Room Documents Search Results: U.S. Department of State - Freedom of Information Act
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Within hours of the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Clinton emailed her daughter, Chelsea, that Americans had died at the hands of an al-Qaeda like group. Al-Qaeda is the Islamic extremist terrorist group that was led by Osama bin Laden. Clinton also informed Egypt’s prime minister and Libya’s president that the attacks were “preplanned” and “had nothing to do with” an anti-Islamic video posted on YouTube.
Hillary Clinton’s public vs. private Benghazi facts | Sharyl Attkisson
Virtual Reading Room Documents Search Results: U.S. Department of State - Freedom of Information Act
- Unfortunately, the administration’s efforts to impede the investigation succeeded, at least in part. The White House in particular left large holes in the investigation by denying the Committee access to documents and witnesses—often hiding behind vague notions of “important and longstanding institutional interests of the Executive Branch.”4 And so the Committee ended its work without having spoken to anyone in the White House Situation Room that night. Nor did we receive all email communication between White House staffers concerning the attack—all off limits to Congress according to White House lawyers. Compounding the problem, the White House refused to identify any of the documents it had withheld. If the administration had a sincere interest in cooperating with the Committee’s investigation, as it stated repeatedly, we saw no real evidence of it.
And so we leave the Committee much the same way we joined it— knowing that Congress and the American people did not get every relevant fact from this administration. Nevertheless, we did learn more. Much more.
Most significantly, the administration consistently blamed flawed information from the U.S. Intelligence Community, primarily the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), for its public misstatements about Benghazi—with the President, Secretary Clinton, Ambassador Rice, and others blaming a video-inspired protest that had never taken place in Benghazi.5 But flawed intelligence is no excuse for officials who knew better, and we now know that key leaders did. Secretary Clinton in particular learned quickly that Benghazi amounted to an organized terrorist attack, not a spontaneous demonstration turned violent. Yet, Secretary Clinton and the administration told one story privately—that Benghazi was a terrorist attack—and told another story publicly— blaming a video-inspired protest. The misleading public statements led concerned State Department staffers to describe Ambassador Rice as “off the reservation” and another to add the “[White House was] very worried about the politics.”6 A national tragedy, however, is not a time for politics; it is a time to set politics aside and do one’s duty.
https://benghazi.house.gov/sites/re...es/documents/Jordan Pompeo Views_Redacted.pdf
I really can't explain why the part in red is sooo confusing for you, that you simply can't understand it.View attachment 134275
From the night of the attack. Diane Reynolds was a pseudonym for Chelsea
No, but since our intelligence community was telling the White House and State Department that it was, how was it a lie for the Obama administration to repeat the intelligence?so the attack was because of a cheesy youtube video disparaging muslims?Obama and Hillary lied, got caught lying, and their pals in the MSM did their best to ignore it and bury the story.
What were the lies?
Fourth, the Committee concludes that after the attacks, the early intelligence assessments and the Administration's initial public narrative on the causes and motivations for the attacks were not fully accurate. There was a stream of contradictory and conflicting intelligence that came in after the attacks. The Committee found intelligence to support CIA's initial assessment that the attacks had evolved out of a protest in Benghazi; but it also found contrary intelligence, which ultimately proved to be the correct intelligence. There was no protest. The CIA only changed its initial assessment about a protest on September 24, 2012, when closed caption television footage became available on September 18, 2012 (two days after Ambassador Susan Rice spoke), and after the FBI began publishing its interviews with U.S. officials on the ground on September 22, 2012.
http://intelligence.house.gov/sites/intelligence.house.gov/files/documents/Benghazi Report.pdf
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