Thursday, October 22, 2015

Obama and Hillary Tried To Blame Benghazi on "God Vs. Allah" Video Before "Innocence of Muslims"



From World Net Daily:
One of the first moves the Obama administration made after the Sept. 11, 2012, terrorist attack on the U.S. special mission at Benghazi, Libya, was to contact YouTube in an apparent attempt to blame the attack on an obscure “Pastor Jon” video, according to State Department documents obtained in a lawsuit by the Washington, D.C. watchdog Judicial Watch. 
Later, the administration famously claimed the attack was provoked by another YouTube video, “Innocence of Muslims,” by Egyptian-born filmmaker Nakoula “Mark” Basseley Nakoula… … 
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said the latest release of documents “show the Obama White House rushed to tie yet another video to the Benghazi attack, even before Ambassador Stevens was accounted for.” 
“The Obama White House, evidently, was confused as to which Internet video to falsely blame for the Benghazi terrorist attack,” said Fitton. 
“These documents show that the Obama White House should have been focused on rescuing our people under fire.” 
He said the documents “detail delays and lack of support that raise questions about whether American lives were needlessly lost and put at risk during the Benghazi attack.” 
Just three hours after the initial attack on U.S. personnel in Benghazi, a memo said the White House was “reaching out to U-Tube to advise ramifications of posting of the Pastor Jon video.” 
Judicial Watch said the “Pastor Jon” reference might have been to a rarely viewed video by Oregon-based Pastor Jon Courson titled “God vs. Allah,” an exposition of the biblical book of Kings.

3 comments:

Always On Watch said...

Whoa!

If this report is accurate, it's one helluva bombshell!

Anonymous said...

Still on time for the hearing?

Anonymous said...

Sure, let's blame the Christians in America for what happened in Benghazi. Allah forbid, we blame the Department of State for denying requests for a more robust security configuration.