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That's a bit disingenuous on your part don't you think? There was ZERO military report. And as to the response (a mile away) from the CIA, it was not "within 20 minutes" Hell, they could have walked backwards and gotten there quickerHow did the administration know how long the siege would last? I mean, they didn't send in military support because it would take too long to get there. So how did they know it would take too long?
You were lied to. Again.
A rescue force from the CIA annex was dispatched to assist the Benghazi consulate within 20 minutes of the attack.
Happy now?
I bet not.
CIA Benghazi team clash led to 'stand down' reportThe testimony from the CIA officers and contractors who were in Libya on the night of Sept. 11, 2012, bolster those denials, but also shed light on what may have led to the delay of up to 30 minutes to respond, according to the varying accounts.
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Those CIA leaders decided they and their security contractor team should wait before rushing from their annex into the violence roughly a mile away. They said they were trying to first gather intelligence and round up Libyan militia allies armed with heavy weapons, according to the testimony by the CIA officers in charge.
Some CIA security contractors disagreed with their bosses and wanted to move more quickly.
The CIA team leader and the CIA chief at the Benghazi annex told committee members that they were trying to gather Libyan allies and intelligence before racing into the fray, worried that they might be sending their security team into an ambush with little or no backup.
At least one of those security contractors, a former U.S. Army Ranger, was told to "wait" at least twice, and he argued with his security team leader, according to his testimony, related by Westmoreland. Westmoreland declined to share the names of the officers who testified because they are still CIA employees.
The CIA team believes their convoy was followed back to their compound, where they were first attacked by small arms fire around midnight local time, which quickly stopped when the CIA team returned fire, Westmoreland said.
Roughly five hours later, the CIA team testified that mortars hit, killing former Navy SEAL Tyrone Woods, who had helped rescue the diplomats, and former SEAL Glenn Doherty, who had just arrived with a team from Tripoli.
"who advised that he would immediately deploy a force to provide assistance,"
This shit happens when people aren't held accountable for their actions, lies, and incompetence.You know, they say Madness is doing the same thing over and over again; and expecting different results. How many times do you need to investigate something, still not find what you want or think is there... before you just kind of say "Well, I guess it just ain't there."
It is there, they re just trying to get the lying pieces of shit obamashitforbrains and hilldildo to own up to it.
That's a bit disingenuous on your part don't you think? There was ZERO military report. And as to the response (a mile away) from the CIA, it was not "within 20 minutes" Hell, they could have walked backwards and gotten there quicker
Try not to sound so condescending when you stick your foot in your mouth. Go dig up the facts. It shouldn't be hard since they have been posted on this thread.That's a bit disingenuous on your part don't you think? There was ZERO military report. And as to the response (a mile away) from the CIA, it was not "within 20 minutes" Hell, they could have walked backwards and gotten there quicker
You do know that "Up to 30 Minutes" includes 20 minutes, 19 minutes, 25 minutes, etc, etc. It just means it wasn't any longer then 30, reading comprehension is generally your friend.
