[Marine_Uncle]

Post 294. RE: "I think we will not here much of any answers on that one."

Your probably right. At least in public hearings one cannot expect for the CIA, DOS, Military, to go into details as to what goes on in a given operation. One can go back to the original Issa public four hour hearing and watch Rep Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) complaining when State Department employee Charlene Lamb had posters pics showing the so called consolate and annex ... the Rep. quickly tried to stop the photos from being displayed and her verbal descriptions as to what the compounds where composed of.

That is just one example of how "touchy" this type of investigation can become, IMHO. What is fair game for public eye consumption. I'm a bit surprise we have gotten so much data into the public eye as is.
I'm as much interested in seeing who screwed the pooch be exposed and then actions (legal by Congressional Constitutional grounds) to go after them.
At the least for the sakes of the four families that now are faced with the realization, their loved ones are in the grave.

[Marine_Uncle]

And with that being said, Ernest. Time for me to sign out. Do have a great upcoming day.

[no-to-illegals]

Posting this for others cause am betting you know this.

screwed the pooch

term originated from Navy of 1800s. Tom Wolfe popularized.