Friday, October 19, 2012

CLAPPER IN THE CRAPPER


Jim Clapper, the Director of National Intelligence in Washington, has been fingered as the “new guy under the bus.”  The Obama team is now saying that there was conflicting information, incomplete information and incorrect information that caused their “confusion” as to whether or not it was a terrorist act at Benghazi.  In creating this tidy new story, Clapper supposedly told Obama that it was terror, then told others something different, which explains why Obama said what he did in the Rose Garden and why Obama’s White House goons started saying it wasn’t terrorism or that it was “too early” to say it was terrorism. 

COMMENTS:
Which also explains why they blamed the video?  I mean, if it was “too early” to say what caused the attack, how could they at the same time insist it was the video?  If it was terrorism, as Obama now says he said it was, why did he leave town on a campaign trip?  There were two prior attacks on the Consulate; why did they draw down security protection there?  Why did Obama throw Rice, Clinton and now Clapper under the bus?  Are they picking on Clapper because he said back in May they he intended to leave his job this fall?  This cover-up has more twists and turns than a drunk in a pretzel factory. 

TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. Whatever happened about the story of the U.S. Security Chief assassinated in Yemen?  (Moreland ~ Pasco, WA)
A. It’s been buried by the White House.  That death and the massacre at Benghazi add up to tremendous victories for Al Qaeda and they make Obama and his proclamations that Al Qaeda was “on the run” look totally absurd.  The recent wave of anti-West demonstrations across the Muslim world and the massacre at Benghazi have triggered mounting concern among analysts and U.S. officials that Al Qaeda is exploiting the chaos that has followed the Arab Spring's overthrow of dictatorships aligned with the United States.  Obama doesn’t want to take the heat for this blundering on his part. 

Q. Obama political adviser David Axelrod went after Gallup Polls a few weeks ago, trying to twist their arms in Obama’s favor.  What ever happened to that?  (Mandy ~ Tempe, AZ)
A. It got buried in other news of the day.  However, Gallup came out yesterday showing Romney in the lead 52% to 47%.  Obama has never been over 50% in these polls and no person under 50% at this stage of the game going into an election has ever won.  Keep those prayers and efforts going. 

Q. If Obama can’t get along with Congress now, in his first term, how can he expect to get anything accomplished with Congress in his second term?  (Dawn ~ San Francisco, CA)
A. That is a point well-made but not brought up enough.  He couldn’t get things done when he controlled both Houses.  He can’t get his own budget, the one he created, passed by his own Democratic-controlled Senate; how can he govern anything if both houses are controlled by Republicans?  Maybe he intends to abolish Congress? 

TODAY’S QUOTE:
By a lie, a man... annihilates his dignity as a man.” ~ Immanuel Kant

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