No one said he wasn't. That unprovoked laughter might just be the crazy trying to get out.
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No one said he wasn't. That unprovoked laughter might just be the crazy trying to get out.
and regurgitating old news is what?
Operation Gunrunner started under GWB. the Fast & Furious was the name of the op specifically between AZ and Mexico. the history of the operation is right on the ATF website.
It's pretty normal actually.
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He believes the government leaders are a bunch of lying, Machiavellian, puppet-masters. Unless of course they say something he wants to believe in. Then they're telling the truth.
they all lie and try to spin things to look favorable to them. sometimes it's fucking gutwrenchingly bad. you can think someone is the better guy but if you don't expect shit like this
Pure History - Prisoners of War Betrayed - YouTube
you're stupid. politics is an ugly business. i think Romney will make it uglier. i don't think it's not ugly already.
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you're stupid. politics is an ugly business. i think Romney will make it uglier. i don't think it's not ugly already.
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The liberal modus operandi: if the baseless shit you've thrown out gets discovered for the lie it is, throw out more shit and hope something sticks.
it's all shit. but at least swim for the path you think you can manage your way through best. not liking a guy that tried to cut benefits for veterans and makes money off methadone clinics and teen treatment camps where they shock children's genitalia to ungay them is hardly "baseless" shit.
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it's all shit. but at least swim for the path you think you can manage your way through best. not liking a guy that tried to cut benefits for veterans and makes money off methadone clinics and teen treatment camps where they shock children's genitalia to ungay them is hardly "baseless" shit.
Which has nothing to do with the post you were replying to.
and your oh so tired, "it's Bush's fault" really threw some light on the original post?
Officials detail CIA response to Benghazi attack - Defense - GovExec.com
Intelligence officials on Thursday offered for the first time a detailed timeline that showed officers on the ground responding within 25 minutes to the Sept. 11 attacks on the mission in Libya.
According to several news reports, including The New York Times, anonymous intelligence officials said that a rescue party of CIA officers was deployed from a secret base within Benghazi and that the agency later sent reinforcements from Tripoli to battle the attack on the mission, which ultimately killed four Americans, including the U.S. ambassador Chris Stevens.
Approximately half-a-dozen officers raced from a base from a mile away and arrived at the mission in about 25 minutes, according to The Times, and were later joined by security agents from the State Department. The officers led a search for Stevens, but his body had apparently already been taken to a local hospital. The group evacuated personnel to the CIA base, or what has been commonly referred to as the "annex."
weird no one has posted this.
Intelligence officials on Thursday offered for the first time a detailed timeline that showed officers on the ground responding within 25 minutes to the Sept. 11 attacks on the mission in Libya.
According to several news reports, including The New York Times, anonymous intelligence officials said that a rescue party of CIA officers was deployed from a secret base within Benghazi and that the agency later sent reinforcements from Tripoli to battle the attack on the mission, which ultimately killed four Americans, including the U.S. ambassador Chris Stevens.
Approximately half-a-dozen officers raced from a base from a mile away and arrived at the mission in about 25 minutes, according to The Times, and were later joined by security agents from the State Department. The officers led a search for Stevens, but his body had apparently already been taken to a local hospital. The group evacuated personnel to the CIA base, or what has been commonly referred to as the "annex."
weird no one has posted this.
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It's the fun way of pointing out that libtards keep blaming anyone but Obama for this shit he does. You know, just like you're doing with Mitt? The phrase would be tired, if libtards didn't keep doing it.
As for your specific non-reply, I pointed out that LAM will acknowledge or deny facts from the government based solely on his intimidate goal, which I find to be humorous. Then you did the liberal MO of throwing out irrelevant crap because your last point got shot down.
you not accepting a statement hardly means it was shot down. looks to me like LAM shoots down your reasoning with facts on a regular basis.
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You keep trying to blame the embassy attack on cuts that Mitt voted for (because he's the only one that got to vote), when he had zero to do with it. It's 100% Obama's administration's fault. You posted it, and I, and others, shot the shit out of it.
LAM shoot me down?
Just like you do. 
?It has been suggested that budget cuts are responsible for a lack of security in Benghazi, and I?d like to ask Miss Lamb,? said Representative Dana Rohrabacher (R., Calif.). ?You made this decision personally. Was there any budget consideration and lack of budget which lead you not to increase the number of people in the security force there??
?No, sir,? said Lamb.
You keep trying to blame the embassy attack on cuts that Mitt voted for (because he's the only one that got to vote), when he had zero to do with it. It's 100% Obama's administration's fault. You posted it, and I, and others, shot the shit out of it.
LAM shoot me down?
i'm not blaming the attacks on cuts i can't see how the hell you get that. i think RR will go making cuts willy nilly and shit will hit the fan. it's important to look at what we can reasonably expect from people we might want to replace someone with. thinking RR will do a better job is kinda like leaving your cheating wife for a hooker and expecting loyalty. i'm all for voting for a person that will do or could reasonably be expected to do a better job. i don't see one. i see a couple of clowns that can't get their shit straight. does anyone seriously expect transparency from mr cayman islands and his boy in the Ayn Rand t-shirt? my point is simply to laugh the fuck out loud at anyone that thinks RR will never fuck up because they are more competent or honest.
what do you think RR will cut? should how they have voted in the past be a consideration? a caution?
funding was not an issue for security in Libya. you keep insisting it was when clearly it wasn't.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfAwC71XyYY
she also says, "Sir,we had the correct number of assets in Benghazi at the time of 9/11"
clearly she was wrong otherwise 4 Americans wouldn't be dead.
People have short memories.
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Idea....let's get the fuck out of the Middle East and let them live in the middle ages.....I'm worried about America not Araq.Syria,Afghanistan,Iran,Egypt,Pakistan, not to be crude but fuck them all.......
People are upset about the way the administration handled it.
the pic doesn't mention how many Americans were killed. it also forgot to mention we haven't had an ambassador killed in 33 years until this last attack under Obama.
We shouldn't have let them nationalize oil resources.
Two of the most potentially vulnerable or dangerous American embassies are in Iraq and Libya. In Iraq, we have roughly 17,000 people guarding our ambassador. Not all of them are Marines, but some several hundred are, and they guard our ambassador behind a 10-foot-high walled fortress. In Iraq, we cannot afford to take any unnecessary risks with our diplomats and go to great lengths to ensure that there are plenty of armed personnel between our representatives and any potential threats.
In Libya, there were no uniformed Marines guarding our ambassador. Originally, there was a 16-person security team led by Col. Andrew Wood, who had requested to stay in Libya. In July, Stevens sent memos to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee requesting an "extension of tour of duty (TDY) personnel." Stevens was referring to Col. Wood's 16-man team, which was scheduled to leave in August. Stevens requested on Aug. 2 -- just six weeks before his murder -- to keep security personnel in Libya "through mid-September," calling the conditions there "unpredictable, volatile and violent."
Col. Woods has also said that he repeatedly requested to remain in Libya because he felt both the environment and the ambassador were unsafe. Now, after the tragic fact, no one knows what happened to Stevens' original request.
Why was the security team that both Stevens and Col. Woods requested sent home? Who made this decision?
What happened to the plane, Mr. President? There was supposed to be a DC-3 available to help people get out of Libya or to travel around the country as needed. But that plane was taken away on May 4. On May 8, just four days later, the State Department spent $108,000 on a new electrical charging station to "green up" our embassy in Vienna.
http://paul.senate.gov/?p=news&id=627 friggin sad.
In Libya, there were no uniformed Marines guarding our ambassador. Originally, there was a 16-person security team led by Col. Andrew Wood, who had requested to stay in Libya. In July, Stevens sent memos to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee requesting an "extension of tour of duty (TDY) personnel." Stevens was referring to Col. Wood's 16-man team, which was scheduled to leave in August. Stevens requested on Aug. 2 -- just six weeks before his murder -- to keep security personnel in Libya "through mid-September," calling the conditions there "unpredictable, volatile and violent."
Col. Woods has also said that he repeatedly requested to remain in Libya because he felt both the environment and the ambassador were unsafe. Now, after the tragic fact, no one knows what happened to Stevens' original request.
Why was the security team that both Stevens and Col. Woods requested sent home? Who made this decision?
What happened to the plane, Mr. President? There was supposed to be a DC-3 available to help people get out of Libya or to travel around the country as needed. But that plane was taken away on May 4. On May 8, just four days later, the State Department spent $108,000 on a new electrical charging station to "green up" our embassy in Vienna.
http://paul.senate.gov/?p=news&id=627 friggin sad.
I agree with that, I just find it funny that people on the right are outraged about something that happened 7 times under Bush. Kinda falls in line with the fact that they didn't seem to give a shit about debt back then either.
