So doesn’t this mean the White House (President Obama) and Secretary of State Clinton framed that guy with the youtube video and then had him jailed?
The Clinton’s paid nearly a million or slandering Paula Jones long ago. Here the President and Clinton framed a videographer for inspiring terrorism and then wrongly jailed him. Seems a major abuse of power and their offices now looking back on it regarding a legal resident or citizen.
What gets done about that?
Here we have Ethan Chorin writing in the Slimes on September 13, 2012. Chorin and a Mass General doc, Thomas Burke, were in Benghazi on a mission to assist Libyan doctors in establishing an emergency room at the Benghazi Medical Center:
On Tuesday night, even as the men who would kill him were closing in, Ambassador Stevens told us by phone how happy he was that the project was nearing fruition. He told us it was important to show our government’s support for such initiatives, and we made plans to meet with the medical center’s director general, Dr. Fathi al-Jehani, at the hospital the next morning. Dr. Jehani himself had been a target of violence for his forward-thinking views.About half an hour later, I called the ambassador’s security detail to discuss the visit, only to hear the words “we’ve got a problem here” — with an alarming expletive inserted. The line went dead. And we were left to listen helplessly as the sounds of distant violence carried across the city to our hotel room — a long rocket-propelled grenade volley, and machine-gun fire that continued for the better part of an hour.
Ambassador Stevens arrived after midnight at Benghazi Medical Center, where we were to have met. Its emergency room staff, which included Libyan expatriates who had returned from well-paid jobs abroad, worked for 45 minutes to try to resuscitate him. It was no use.
So there it was two days after the fact in the Progressive New York Times: incontrovertible evidence Benghazi was a terrorist attack and not a popular uprising about a movie.