We know that Rice lied about Benghazi. What we don't know is how many protests and deaths that resulted because of those lies.
Two points of bullshit for ya. First, Ambassador Rice delivered the administrations talking points and did not lie. Second is she delivered the talking points on the 16th, the deadly riots had already spread.
When America was attacked on 9-11 Democrats joined Republicans and supported President Bush to show our enemies that were united against them. When we were attacked in 2012, as the riots were spreading and becoming more violent, the Republicans used it as a platform to attack the Democrats. United we stand, divided we fall. The KGB took full advantage of the Republicans willingness to divide this country. Once divided, you know what comes next.
No one in their right mind still believes Rice didn't mislead America and the world. She repeated the lie that lead to more riots, whether it was her saying the lie or Obama or Hillary that can be argued. But what we know is that prior to Benghazi, and the lies that followed, there was ONE peaceful protest. Clue for YOU, Benghazi didn't happen over a video, Rice, Obama and Hillary all lied to you and the world that is beyond doubt.
As far as I know, Bush never lied about 9/11. As far as I know Bush didn't allow the twin towers to be in harms way then lie about it.
They lied, they all lied, that is what make Benghazi different. That and it was all about gun running.
Susan Rice has long history of lying to cover for Obama
From your link.
Four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens and two U.S. Navy SEALs, lost their lives in the attack, which Rice blamed on “a hateful and offensive video that was widely disseminated throughout the Arab and Muslim world.” Five days later, she went on five Sunday TV news programs and falsely claimed the Benghazi attack was a “spontaneous reaction” to the “hateful and offensive video.”
When you examine the transcript, the conversation was not about the attack in Benghazi but about the riots in other parts of the world.
GREGORY: The images as you well know are jarring to Americans watching all of this play out this week, and we’ll share the map of all of this turmoil with our viewers to show the scale of it across not just the Arab world, but the entire Islamic world and flashpoints as well. In Egypt, of course, the protests outside the U.S. embassy there that Egyptian officials were slow to put down. This weekend in Pakistan, protests as well there. More anti-American rage. Also protests against the drone strikes. In Yemen, you also had arrests and some deaths outside of our U.S. embassy there. How much longer can Americans expect to see these troubling images and these protests go forward?
MS. RICE: Well, David, we can’t predict with any certainty.
But let’s remember what has transpired over the last several days. This is a response to a hateful and offensive video that was widely disseminated throughout the Arab and Muslim world. Obviously, our view is that there is absolutely no excuse for violence and that-- what has happened is condemnable, but this is a--
a spontaneous reaction to a video, and it’s not dissimilar but, perhaps, on a slightly larger scale than what
we have seen in the past with The Satanic Verses with the cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
When examining her answer for Benghazi the critics first and foremost must ignore her words when she said "First of all,
there’s an FBI investigation which is ongoing. And we look to that investigation to give us the definitive word as to what transpired.
All they can do is focus on how they got it wrong about a protest forming at the consulate building when an "opportunistic extremist elements came to the consulate....... They came with heavy weapons which unfortunately are readily available in post revolutionary Libya. And it escalated into a much more violent episode. Obviously, that’s-- that’s our best judgment now.
We’ll await the results of the investigation.
WND has a history of conflating facts to confuse their followers, knowing they rarely check facts like what was said, and in what context it was said.
September 16: Benjamin Netanyahu, Susan Rice, Keith Ellison, Peter King, Bob Woodward, Jeffrey Goldberg, Andrea Mitchell
