Summing and bottom feeding again NYCarbineer? You want to lecture about integrity while using terms to mock real Human Beings like "Mongoloid Idiot"? That's really classy. Spend a little more time than you should have, at the Bar during Cocktail Hour? Does that explain it. Better watch out, that .05 Alcohol blood level will be in effect, soon enough. Will that be a problem for you?The liars always quote the above without quoting what follows.
Notice the difference between the above, out of context, and below, in context:
No acts of terror will ever shake the resolve of this great nation, alter that character, or eclipse the light of the values that we stand for. Today we mourn four more Americans who represent the very best of the United States of America. We will not waver in our commitment to see that justice is done for this terrible act.
The lines the liars like the OP always leave out directly connect 'acts of terror', the so-called 'generalization',
to the four Americans killed in Benghazi, i.e., the specific reference they are so comically trying to claim doesn't exist in the president's rose garden message.
Four MORE Americans as the president says, thus including the act of terror against them as one of the acts of terror he referenced.
btw, this nonsense from the liars like the OP was all put to rest on this board last year; they've dug up the lie dusted it off and are trying to resussitate it.
Not gonna happen.
1. The White House never called Benghazi an act of terror until September 20th.
"Matt Olsen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, was the first administration official to call it a terrorist attack during a Sept. 19 congressional hearing. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did the same on Sept. 20. Even so, Obama declined opportunities to call it a terrorist attack when asked at a town hall meeting on Sept. 20 and during a taping of The View on Sept. 24."
FactCheck.org : Benghazi Timeline
2." The president did seem to suggest in his Rose Garden speech that a reason for the Benghazi attack was the video. Obama said: Since our founding, the United States has been a nation that respects all faiths. We reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. But there is absolutely no justification to this type of senseless violence. None.
FactCheck.org : FactChecking the Hofstra Debate
3. "Note that in all three cases, the language is not as strong as Obama asserted in the debate. Obama declared that he said that this was an act of terror. But actually the president spoke in vague terms, usually wrapped in a patriotic fervor. One could presume he was speaking of the incident in Libya, but he did not affirmatively state that the American ambassador died because of an act of terror.
The Obama-Romney clash over Libya - The Washington Post
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Your rebuttal is to repeat what you originally said, again out of context? Good one.
I've proven beyond any doubt that he specifically referred to Benghazi as an act of terror in his rose garden remarks.
That you wish to deny the proven has absolutely no effect on what's been proven. The Holocaust deniers haven't made the Holocaust disappear,
nor will your denials make the proof I've provided disappear.
It's too bad the term Mongoloid Idiot fell into disuse. You could have had a title.