Deadly Echoes From Bengahzi
Deborah Venable
10/27/12
I
didn’t need this week’s trickle of “breaking news” about last month’s terrorist
attack on U.S. interests at the Bengahzi, Libya “embassy/consulate/mission” (it
has been referred to as all three by all the main players) to know that an
impeachable offense had taken place.
This incident cried out from the first reports on it as just that – an
inexplicable, traitorous act against citizens of the United States. The treachery has been going on for some
time now, at least since our government decided to arm Islamic radicals with
the means to do us great harm. How
stupid are we supposed to be to believe anything else?
Anyone
who believes that our Commander-in chief or anyone directly under him concerned
with foreign affairs is not to blame needs to volunteer (along with the
aforementioned) for the front lines in our ongoing war on terror. (Yes, Virginia and liberals everywhere, we
are under constant attack by Islamic terrorists!) We have no real way of knowing just how many attacks have been
thwarted by Herculean efforts of those behind the scenes that DO take this war
seriously, but the few we know about should make everyone sit up and take
notice.
The
fact that if it were not for conservative radio, websites, and Fox News no one
would know anything about what happened on September 11, 2012 in Bengahzi goes
to show just how “in the tank” most so-called journalists are for the liberal
cause and their Boy Wonder president.
In truth, it should have completely derailed any reelection aspirations
the democrats had for everything from president to dogcatcher. But, of course, it didn’t.
The
last of the presidential debates, the so-called “foreign policy” debate turned out
to be pretty much a dud as well. I
wasn’t necessarily upset that Romney chose not to act like the “war mongering
ass” he has been portrayed as, but some well chosen words could have brought
the subject to the world stage in a way nothing else could – anything but
completely ignoring the subject of Bengahzi altogether. To his credit, Shieffer served it up on a
silver platter and Romney promptly blew it off. It may have served his purpose, but it reminded some of us of the
McCain strategy in the last presidential election against this Obama
character. We saw how well that worked
out.
The
coming weeks, months, and years will prove whether or not America still takes
the act of treason seriously, whether or not courage will ever be employed by
Congress to impeach anyone who deserves it, and whether or not the Constitution
remains the law of the land or we fall into despotism. The echoes from Bengahzi are just that
deadly.