This from the guy that posted links that argue that Petreaus did not give orders as proof that he did.
This from the guy that can't read. The links are Petraeus's own claims that he didn't give a stand down order, which only proves that he could have.
Comprehension is definitely not your strong suit.
hey, guess what? The Pentagon now says they did.
actually the Pentagon first denied they were ever told to stand down, yet tonight suddenly they state they left them there to secure Tripoli when they had other security forces there and they did not try to leave until Tripoli had been secured.
And it was General Ham that is over AFRICOM, not Kennedy.
Pentagon Denies Fox News Benghazi Report - John Hudson - The Atlantic Wire
Then this excuse also was given =
Benghazi had been attacked.
The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the team was reviewing security at U.S. embassies throughout the Middle East and was not prepared for a combat assault mission, being armed with only 9mm sidearms.
They also noted that the situation at Benghazi remained unclear and there were concerns the Embassy in Tripoli also could become a target.
Official: US Special Forces team wasn't allowed to fly to Benghazi during attack - Open Channel
Seems this was Panetta's reason as well -
Panetta on Benghazi attack: 'Could not put forces at risk' ? CNN Security Clearance - CNN.com Blogs
and this -
A Pentagon spokesman said he would review the Hicks testimony. We have repeatedly stated that while Department officials started taking action immediately after learning that an attack was underway at the American facility there, our forces were unable to reach it in time to intervene to stop the attacks, Pentagon spokesman George Little said in an e-mail Monday night.
Special ops halted from responding to Benghazi attacks, U.S. diplomat says - The Washington Post
So, first they deny, then multiple reasons as to why they actually did give the order come out, depending on who you have being interviewed.
They had a medic within that 4 that could have helped with injured, even if they had arrived after the last atatck. The order to stand down was given before even the seond attack, from what I have heard. A flight in a c-130 would take about an hour and 15 minutes to get there from Tripoli.
And they had no idea how much longer the attack would go on and whether there would have been another round as well.