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Top Diplomat in Tripoli: Pentagon Told Special Forces to 'Stand Down' - US News and World Report
Pentagon spokesmen had previously stated that no U.S. assets were ever told to "stand down" the night of the attack in Benghazi. Air Force Maj. Rob Firman told USA Today Tuesday that the military's account of this response "hasn't changed."
"There was never any kind of stand down order to anybody," Firman said.
Firman reaffirmed this statement to U.S. News following Hicks' Wednesday testimony.
"Were these guys told not to do anything? No. They were in Tripoli, supporting the U.S. security in Tripoli, and they were told to stay there," Firman says. Special Operations Command Africa leadership told them to remain where they were, and "it was more important for those guys to be in Tripoli."
You can't make this shit up folks! In libtard world, security forces were not told to "stand down", they were told to "stay were they were"
Apparently libtards don't understand that being told to stay put and not get involved is being told to "stand down". Un-friggin-believable....
Apparently comatose conservatives can't understand that the leaders make the decisions, not the peanut gallery back home, and it wasn't Obama that told them to stay put, like they've been trying to say all along!![]()
Very good Mertex! Leaders do "make the decisions". And remind us again who the leader of the U.S. armed forces is? Oh that's right, Barack Obama.
You're making progress nearly every day kid. I'm proud of you. Keep up the hard work.