USAFgolferVol
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These weren't troops and very little damage was actually done. You should do research on when it has happened recently. Might learn somethingYou mean that time 207 years ago
The US Capitol has been stormed before – when British troops burned Washington in 1814
We destroyed Libya to make it happen (those damn dove Dems right). The "ambassador" was cia and chosen by Hillary. There was no suppprt coming for Benghazi because that would have exposed the operation.Mick was the first poster I saw who made that connection to me. Looks like that assertion has merit.
Btw, what happened to Mick?
We destroyed Libya to make it happen (those damn dove Dems right). The "ambassador" was cia and chosen by Hillary. There was no suppprt coming for Benghazi because that would have exposed the operation.
Based on posting history it appears he snapped one day. His choice to leave though
Confirming that our govt does dumb stuff and lies about it? Sure, I'll go with thatNot that it is important, but you appear to be confirming and denying.
Confirming that our govt does dumb stuff and lies about it? Sure, I'll go with that
There should have been investigations into the complete destabilization of a sovereign nation. There should have been investigations into supplying arms to "moderate" Syrian rebel groups who surprisingly became isis. The investigation that was done was useless political theater
Sorry but our primary mission was to find and secure those terrible arms in a destabilized country. (Interesting that the US has used the same items to kill more people than Libya ever did)They also had the goal to supply them to Syrian groups we thought would serve us. An "ambassador" hand picked by Hillary would run it from benghazi. He just happened to be cia which I'm sure was merely a coincidence.Not that I entertain conviction that there were no transfers of arms from Libya to Syria, but my take on the intervention in Libya seems to differ from yours. Our primary mission there was to locate and eliminate nuclear and chemical weapon programs, as well as certain conventional weapons e.g. shoulder fired anti-air missiles. The Libyans absolutely refused consent for outside ground troops. So, the decision was made to limit our presence there to a high risk diplomatic mission. At the time, I voiced the opinion that a diplomatic mission in Libya without a small force of armored infantry would become a suicide mission, which it did. None of the Republicans in Congress objected to sending that mission.
you post that like it would mean anything to me.None of the Republicans in Congress objected to sending that mission.