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Could you be more wrong?The only dots I see are the ones on the map that show that there were riots over this video in 30 countries across the middle east.
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Hey mo fucking ron JoeB, thats Obama's "Arab Spring", nothing to do with a video in California!
Joe, you're such a loser, you're pathetic!
Middle East - and the world.
A big hoo-ha is being made about that line: "to underscore that these protests are rooted in an Internet video, and not a broader failure of policy."
What was happening THE DAY that email was sent?
Oh, that's right -- protests about a video all over the freakin world.
"A report (PDF) from the Congressional Research Service published days after the attacks in Benghazi details how "Muslims in a number of countries have responded in recent days with anger at the United States that many observers describe as a response to a privately produced film circulating on the Internet that denigrates Islam and the prophet Mohammed."
According to the report, as of September 14, 2012, when Rhodes' email was sent, such protests - often violent and focused on U.S. diplomatic facilities -- had occurred in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Sudan, Egypt, Lebanon, Turkey, Yemen, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Iran, Bangladesh, and Malaysia."
Remember? Muslim Protests Spread Around the Globe - In Focus - The Atlantic
^ Sept. 14, 2012 Article ^
And now we have a Reagan reference! Is there no liberal in this thread willing to take on the facts of the matter? We're taking strolls down memory lane, when we should be firmly rooted at the corner of reality and facts. Besides, the Beirut Barracks Bombing can be countered with the Iranian Hostage Crisis under Carter. He left those poor civilians in that airplane for over 400 days! It took the mere election of Ronald Reagan to get them freed. How soon do we all forget.
Um, I realize you are too young to remember that... but an AIRPLANE?
I think your history is a little faulty, sonny boy.
And, no, the Iranians did not free the hostages because of Reagan.
The Iranians took hostages because we admitted the Shah into our country for cancer treatment, and the Iranians were legitimattly worried that we were planning another coup to put him back in power, just like we had done in 1953.
The main reason why they let them go was because the Shah had died, and we had promised to return assets that had been frozen. (Incidently, we have not yet returned those assets.)
You apparently have trouble reading. Pay attention to the first and second line here.LOL.
Paperview. You're willing to contradict the CIA? You think you have superior intelligence? Funny, even the CIA station chief said there was no escalation in hostilities due to the video that night. So tell me, what makes you think you are smarter than they?
It was being broadcast on T.V's in the Middle East. do you recall what was happening earlier in the day in Egypt? The whole damn world was watching that.Maybe 7,000 people saw the video or a trailer for this video prior to Sept.11 2012...
So are we to believe that Muslims freaked out over something seen by 7,000 people?
I'm watching Obama's network channel, NBC, and so far the topics of discussion are
1. The White House Correspondence Dinner
2. How Funny Obama was at the dinner
3. Donald Sterling
4. Racism
5. The botched execution of two murderers
6. Racism
7. Minimum-wage
I'm still waiting to see if they even mention the Benghazi emails showing that the White House was involved.
Obviously it's not important to the regime's state run media.
BS - Even in the few minutes I scanned the news this week I saw MSNBC Morning Joe had a segment on the Benghazi emails.
And now we have a Reagan reference! Is there no liberal in this thread willing to take on the facts of the matter? We're taking strolls down memory lane, when we should be firmly rooted at the corner of reality and facts. Besides, the Beirut Barracks Bombing can be countered with the Iranian Hostage Crisis under Carter. He left those poor civilians in that airplane for over 400 days! It took the mere election of Ronald Reagan to get them freed. How soon do we all forget.
Um, I realize you are too young to remember that... but an AIRPLANE?
I think your history is a little faulty, sonny boy.
And, no, the Iranians did not free the hostages because of Reagan.
The Iranians took hostages because we admitted the Shah into our country for cancer treatment, and the Iranians were legitimattly worried that we were planning another coup to put him back in power, just like we had done in 1953.
The main reason why they let them go was because the Shah had died, and we had promised to return assets that had been frozen. (Incidently, we have not yet returned those assets.)
There you go again Joe. We didn't admit the Shah into the United States, Jimmy Carter blocked him from entering the United States. Jimmy Carter supported the uprising in Iran until they took Americans hostage, then he was confused that they would do that after he voiced his support. Just like Obama, Carter's foreign policy was, "If we just love them enough, they'll love us back."
Joe, I'm 70 and have been a News Hawk since grade school, take your Obama propaganda elsewhere, it doesn't work on informed people, it only works on "low information" voters. (Democrat base)
Some of those religious freaks go nuts after a one-dimensional cartoon is shown depicting their Prophet. Many of these are unstable, uneducated fanatics.I don't know which is worse... a terrorist attack or a few thousand
people can get these crazy Muslim bastards whipped up into such a frenzy...
In November there's only one take-away from Benghazi that's really important:
Americans died serving our country and the best-remembered response from the regime?:
"What difference does it make."
True, out of context but as the liberal playbook will tell you, it's geting 'em to remember a catch-phrase that's important.