Benghazi book coming out

PACEDOG#1 wrote:He wasnt so case closed.

PACEDOG#1 wrote:http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/09/04/bombshell-claim-security-operators-on-the-ground-in-benghazi-say-they-were-told-to-stand-down-and-thats-not-all/

PACEDOG#1 wrote:I know you guys are nervous with
The book and they Gowdy investigating.

polecat wrote:This book actually proves what clear thinkers have said all along: There was no failure on the part of Hillary Clinton or President Obama. There was no stand down order from Washington. There was no secret plot to allow our ambassador to be killed and there was no malfeasance on anyone's part except people in the CIA who have consistently leaked information to spin responsibility away from themselves to willing consumers of Fox News.

2seaoat wrote:IF a frog had wings he wouldn't keep busting its behind every time it hit the ground either. If our semi-retired president were in surgery, V.P. Joe Biden would have been responsible for any decisions. You are amusing!


Finally somebody bit.  You have confirmed that you have worked in mom and pop real estate offices and have no experience in management or large organizations.

The CEO of Kraft Foods just got involved in a route change on the distribution center in Springfield Missouri because a truck has a flat tire on interstate 40......the real question is what was that CEO doing during the crisis on interstate 40.......The ignorance of how large organizations and leadership works only confirms one thing......that folks who use this fatal flaw have never managed and are probably low IQ voters which makes perfect sense why culpability for the CEO not being involved in the flat tire on Interstate 40 makes sense........it is a bunch of low level folks fantasizing about how government or corporations work which are easily being manipulated like a CEO or President will be involved in lower level operations and responses.  

The CIA had an active operation, and had an entire different set of priorities within their organization.   Their attempt to bring in tribal groups was not done without context and those line authorities in CIA may have had more at risk than just a couple of lives.  We will probably never understand their decision process, but this naïve idea that the President sits in his office and micro manages the world....I guess those yellow blazers give one a unique idea of how the world works.

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:Since the GOP has nothing to run on for 2016, they intentionally plan to keep the Benghazi investigation going into the 2016 election cycle. They are very worried about Hillary running for President.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/29/us/politics/democrats-wary-of-benghazi-inquiry-stretching-into-16-election-season.html?ref=politics&_r=0

2seaoat wrote:Sorry, never wore a yellow blazer. I owned a C-21 franchise but never wore the blazer and left it up to the agents whether or not they wore one. Some did, some did not.




I knew I had nailed your job experience.   The CIA operations are covert, and like military operations not interfered with by the Commander and chief.   Did you even bother to read the links.  CIA thought they could handle it, and why do you think that was the case?   The ambassador was CIA and was actively involved in tribal actions in bringing down Mr. K.   You have no idea how a large organization works.......I however know exactly how folks in a mom and pop Century 21 think.  Your posts have confirmed the logic and lack of experience.  Nothing wrong with a Mom and Pop Century 21s, but there is a world of difference in national corporations with a hundred thousand line people with supervision and management.  Our local Century 21 had three agents and the owner of the franchise who were hands on in every issue of every file.  Not the same animal when talking about the CIA or a large corporations.