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To: Tailgunner Joe

“Citizens Committee on Benghazi claims the US government allowed arms to flow to al-Qaeda-linked militants who opposed Muammar Gaddafi. Their rise to power, the group says, led to the Benghazi attack in 2012. The group claims the strongman Gaddafi offered to abdicate his presidency, but the US refused to broker his peaceful exit. The commission, part of the center-right Accuracy In Media group, concluded that the Benghazi attack was a failed kidnapping plot. US Ambassador Chris Stevens was to be captured and traded for ‘blind sheikh’ Omar Abdel-Rahman, who hatched the 1993 WTC bombing plot.

The Citizens Commission on Benghazi, a self-selected group of former top military officers, CIA insiders and think-tankers, declared Tuesday in Washington that a seven-month review of the deadly 2012 terrorist attack has determined that it could have been prevented – if the U.S. hadn’t been helping to arm al-Qaeda militias throughout Libya a year earlier.

‘The United States switched sides in the war on terror with what we did in Libya, knowingly facilitating the provision of weapons to known al-Qaeda militias and figures,’ Clare Lopez, a member of the commission and a former CIA officer, told MailOnline.”


26 posted on 07/18/2014 7:56:36 PM PDT by Viennacon (Rebuke the Repuke!)
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31 posted on 07/18/2014 8:00:09 PM PDT by cripplecreek (Remember the River Raisin.)
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Yeah, that Kadaffy guy who killed dozens of innocent American civilians, he was on our side. He was one of the “good muslims.”


33 posted on 07/18/2014 8:01:28 PM PDT by Tailgunner Joe
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