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To: Old Sarge

Now on Drudge

State Department sets up 24-hour monitoring team for embassy crisis
The State Department has gone into full-blown crisis mode, organizing a round-the-clock effort to coordinate the U.S. government’s response to the expanding attacks on U.S. embassies in the Middle East and North Africa.

“The State Department has stood up a 24-hr monitoring team to insure appropriate coordination of information and our response. In addition, our consular team is working with missions around the world to protect American citizens and issue appropriate public warden information,” a senior State Department official told reporters Friday afternoon.

Kind of an interesting response for a State Dept who says the protests are not targeting the US, don’tchya think, Jay?


82 posted on 09/14/2012 12:58:17 PM PDT by austinaero
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To: austinaero

It dovetails with rumblings I’m getting elsewhere...

Next thing to watch: troop movements.


84 posted on 09/14/2012 1:00:42 PM PDT by Old Sarge (We are now officially over the precipice, we just havent struck the ground yet)
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To: austinaero

Question is how long is our country going to wait to REALLY deal with the Muslim problem? At any moment for any reason from now throughout the future, Muslims around the world can decide to rise up en masse in violence against non-Muslims. By waiting to deal with them once and for all, all we ensure is that someday, eventually they will grow powerful enough to truly bring down the western world in one of their uprisings.


89 posted on 09/14/2012 1:11:16 PM PDT by JediJones (KARL ROVE: "And remember, this year, no one is seriously talking about ending abortion.")
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