I don't know why we're not hearing more about Benghazi on the network news shows. I guess they're so busy with wall-to-wall coverage of the Fast and Furious scandal that they just don't have time for it.
Oh, wait...
Originally posted by J. Croft:
The purpose of the AQ attacks was to embarrass the United States, and to show us to be a paper tiger, precisely the way Ayatollah Khomeini did to Jimmy Carter. AQ also wanted to tear off the cover of the Benghazi arms-smuggling operation, to make us look like a treasonous ally, which, as it turns out, we are. All of our allies around the world, from South Korea and Japan to Israel, Australia, and Norway, must now be reassessing our reliability. One major betrayal of our allies is enough to shatter sixty years of faith in American leadership.
You know, I've been trying to figure out just why Al Qaeda would attack somebody who was actually working to arm them. While that reasoning would give Al Qaeda a sophistication I'm not inclined to concede to them, it is about the only thing I've come across that makes any sense.
If I were Israel, I'd be extremely pissed right about now. Heck, I'm
not Israel, and I'm pissed.
Onward and upward,
airforce
