60 Minutes Segment on Benghazi

[houndawg]

Haven't seen conks get annihilated like this since last week when Cap'n shut em down. When did conks become such pussies?

They're soft these days. Back in the day before T'man's dementia set in you couldn't hardly get a rise out of them


Now days they they threaten you with bodily harm when you're not even using your best stuff. It almost too easy....we don't even need cap'n.

[89Hen]

we don't even need cap'n.

You don't. You and DB can filate each other just fine.

[houndawg]

we don't even need cap'n.

You don't. You and DB can filate each other just fine.

Weak.

At least you're trying. You'll get a participation ribbon. Improve your spelling and you could even see a bronze medal.

[Bronco]

You're right, Bunco.

She'll be hearing for the entire eight years of her Presidency

Why would anyone what to be President after what Obummer will leave them



I saw this on Yahoo Finance today

Good luck young folks

How Americans Will Adapt to Lower Living Standards
The Daily Ticker ^ | October 29,2013 | Rick Newman
Cowen says it will be tougher to get ahead in the future, for three reasons familiar to anybody who’s been paying attention to the shifting fortunes of U.S. workers.

[89Hen]

a participation ribbon

Ah, the highest award in the donk world.

[houndawg]

a participation ribbon

Ah, the highest award in the donk world.

A for effort, bro. Keep practicing, your buddies won't be much help until they get their meds adjusted, I'm afraid.

[Grizalltheway]

You're right, Bunco.

She'll be hearing for the entire eight years of her Presidency

Why would anyone what to be President after what Obummer will leave them



I saw this on Yahoo Finance today

Good luck young folks

How Americans Will Adapt to Lower Living Standards
The Daily Ticker ^ | October 29,2013 | Rick Newman
Cowen says it will be tougher to get ahead in the future, for three reasons familiar to anybody who’s been paying attention to the shifting fortunes of U.S. workers.

Thanks Reaganomics and globalization.

[kalm]

Why would anyone what to be President after what Obummer will leave them



I saw this on Yahoo Finance today

Good luck young folks

Thanks Reaganomics and globalization.

No, no, no! It was the unions and liberals fighting to protect middle class wages that...hurt everyone's wages.

[SDHornet]

From an old article on Benghazi casting light on the situation. General Ham was responsible for the US military in Africa (less Egypt) until his sudden early retirement after contradicting the administration :

Questions remain, especially because Ham's account of the terror attack contradicts the accounts of both Panetta and Barack Obama.

Panetta is on record as claiming that the refusal to use force was the result of a three-party consultation between Gen. Dempsey, Ham, and himself. At a Pentagon press briefing, Panetta told reporters:
"(The) basic principle is that you don't deploy forces into harm's way without knowing what's going on; without having some real-time information about what's taking place. And as a result of not having that kind of information, the commander who was on the ground in that area, Gen. Ham, Gen. Dempsey and I felt very strongly that we could not put forces at risk in that situation." [Emphasis added.]
Ham simply said that he had forces ready and that no order was given, making no mention of a "consensus."

Also revealed is that the U.S. had drones and real-time visual/audio communication during the attacks. Commanders could watch the entire tragedy unfold. The drone footage of the events in Benghazi has been classified by the Obama administration, which summarily declared the content "Top Secret."

But these facts reveal an inconsistency in Panetta's narrative, which has led some critics to question Panetta's entire account of the events in Benghazi. According to Congressman Jason Chaffetz -- who traveled with Ham and asked a number of pertinent questions related to Benghazi -- forces were available and "had proximity," but no order was given to use them. Chaffetz sits on several Homeland Security subcommittees.

Other reports say Special Forces members in Italy were told to wait, or got no orders at all.

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Good thing General Ham retired. With these cartoonish ideas in his head he was clearly spending all his time playing xbox and reading Tom Clancy novels.

[DSUrocks07]

Thanks Reaganomics and globalization.

No, no, no! It was the unions and liberals fighting to protect middle class RAISES that...hurt everyone's wages.

fify

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[houndawg]

From an old article on Benghazi casting light on the situation. General Ham was responsible for the US military in Africa (less Egypt) until his sudden early retirement after contradicting the administration :




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Good thing General Ham retired. With these cartoonish ideas in his head he was clearly spending all his time playing xbox and reading Tom Clancy novels.

And you would have been advising Carter that a rescue attempt was a great idea.

[D1B]

we don't even need cap'n.

You don't. You and DB can filate each other just fine.

You didn't read the post did you?

[kalm]

No, no, no! It was the unions and liberals fighting to protect middle class RAISES that...hurt everyone's wages.

fify

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Greed is good!

[LeadBolt]

Good thing General Ham retired. With these cartoonish ideas in his head he was clearly spending all his time playing xbox and reading Tom Clancy novels.

And you would have been advising Carter that a rescue attempt was a great idea.

You confuse me with Harold Brown and Zbigniew Brzezniski who advised on the rescue attempt of the hostages in an attempt to re-elect Carter, which like the half assed mission they promoted failed, not unlike your rhetoric in this thread, #8.

[houndawg]

And you would have been advising Carter that a rescue attempt was a great idea.

You confuse me with Harold Brown and Zbigniew Brzezniski who advised on the rescue attempt of the hostages in an attempt to re-elect Carter, which like the half assed mission they promoted failed, not unlike your rhetoric in this thread, #8.

Actually, it looks like you have confused yourself with SDHornet.

And, yes, half-assed missions are what you get when you don't have proper planning and practice. Thank you for making the point.

[LeadBolt]

You confuse me with Harold Brown and Zbigniew Brzezniski who advised on the rescue attempt of the hostages in an attempt to re-elect Carter, which like the half assed mission they promoted failed, not unlike your rhetoric in this thread, #8.

Actually, it looks like you have confused yourself with SDHornet.

And, yes, half-assed missions are what you get when you don't have proper planning and practice. Thank you for making the point.

Apparently you missed the part in the article about having realtime surveillance via drone, giving the US forces the advantage in intelligence, something the administration and their supporters lack...

[AZGrizFan]

You confuse me with Harold Brown and Zbigniew Brzezniski who advised on the rescue attempt of the hostages in an attempt to re-elect Carter, which like the half assed mission they promoted failed, not unlike your rhetoric in this thread, #8.

Actually, it looks like you have confused yourself with SDHornet.

And, yes, half-assed missions are what you get when you don't have proper planning and practice. Thank you for making the point.

How can they get practice if they never leave their barracks?

[houndawg]

Actually, it looks like you have confused yourself with SDHornet.

And, yes, half-assed missions are what you get when you don't have proper planning and practice. Thank you for making the point.

Apparently you missed the part in the article about having realtime surveillance via drone, giving the US forces the advantage in intelligence, something the administration and their supporters lack...

Giving you maybe an extra few hours to plan something. Yeah, nothing to it....

You would have lead the bleating and whimpering about our socialist prez wasting the lives of our brave troops on suicide missions if one of those missing SAMs had taken out a C-130 full of commandos or if they'd walked into a waiting ambush ala Somalia or suffered equipment failure ala Desert One. In the real world things go wrong, LB.

[AZGrizFan]

Apparently you missed the part in the article about having realtime surveillance via drone, giving the US forces the advantage in intelligence, something the administration and their supporters lack...

Giving you maybe an extra few hours to plan something. Yeah, nothing to it....

You would have lead the bleating and whimpering about our socialist prez wasting the lives of our brave troops on suicide missions if one of those missing SAMs had taken out a C-130 full of commandos or if they'd walked into a waiting ambush ala Somalia or suffered equipment failure ala Desert One. In the real world things go wrong, LB.

Uh....it's called a RAPID Response Force for a reason, dipshit. I know you never learned that peeling potatoes.

[D1B]

Giving you maybe an extra few hours to plan something. Yeah, nothing to it....

You would have lead the bleating and whimpering about our socialist prez wasting the lives of our brave troops on suicide missions if one of those missing SAMs had taken out a C-130 full of commandos or if they'd walked into a waiting ambush ala Somalia or suffered equipment failure ala Desert One. In the real world things go wrong, LB.

Uh....it's called a RAPID Response Force for a reason, dipshit. I know you never learned that peeling potatoes.

Bullshit Jizz and you know it. HD's got you by the scrotum and you're lying to save face.


RAPID Response Force

[houndawg]

Giving you maybe an extra few hours to plan something. Yeah, nothing to it....

You would have lead the bleating and whimpering about our socialist prez wasting the lives of our brave troops on suicide missions if one of those missing SAMs had taken out a C-130 full of commandos or if they'd walked into a waiting ambush ala Somalia or suffered equipment failure ala Desert One. In the real world things go wrong, LB.

Uh....it's called a RAPID Response Force for a reason, dipshit. I know you never learned that peeling potatoes.

Uh...RAPID means something entirely different to the government than it does to you and me, popeye. If it so rapid why did it take six months to plan and execute the Osama operation? I guess they didn't brief you when you were the CO of the mess-kit repair battalion.

[D1B]

Uh....it's called a RAPID Response Force for a reason, dipshit. I know you never learned that peeling potatoes.

Uh...RAPID means something entirely different to the government than it does to you and me, popeye. If it so rapid why did it take six months to plan and execute the Osama operation? I guess they didn't brief you when you were the CO of the mess-kit repair battalion.

Say, dawg, sure you're not forgetting bout the RAPID Response Team's secret weapon....



Spinach!

[LeadBolt]

Uh....it's called a RAPID Response Force for a reason, dipshit. I know you never learned that peeling potatoes.

Uh...RAPID means something entirely different to the government than it does to you and me, popeye. If it so rapid why did it take six months to plan and execute the Osama operation? I guess they didn't brief you when you were the CO of the mess-kit repair battalion.

It took six months because of Obama and Valerie Jarrett's persistent dragging of their feet delaying action. In the end it took a virtual mutiny by Panetta, the Joint Chiefs and Clinton to get the Osama attack executed, down to sending the Secret Service out to drag Obama back to the White House situation room to watch. Watching is what he does best, acting not so much.

"According to a White House insider, President Obama didn't order the attack that resulted in a bin Laden death. Leon Panetta, former head of the CIA, overruled Obama's "persistent hesitation to act."

In an interview linked on socyberty.com, an unnamed insider quotes discussions with Leon Panetta and other members of the military and intelligence leadership."

[houndawg]

Uh...RAPID means something entirely different to the government than it does to you and me, popeye. If it so rapid why did it take six months to plan and execute the Osama operation? I guess they didn't brief you when you were the CO of the mess-kit repair battalion.

Say, dawg, sure you're not forgetting bout the RAPID Response Team's secret weapon....



Spinach!

ASSGrease didn't have that kind of modern technology available to him when he was in charge of the Latrine Buffing Squadron.

[D1B]

Say, dawg, sure you're not forgetting bout the RAPID Response Team's secret weapon....



Spinach!

ASSGrease didn't have that kind of modern technology available to him when he was in charge of the Latrine Buffing Squadron.

Greasy actually did well in the military. Studied under some of the leading Latrine Buffer scientists the American military could afford. Here's a couple of em: Dr. Fritz Skidmark and Dr. F. Artman - both finalist for the Nobel and the Mr. Whipple awards for their groundbreaking research on spit-buffing toilet seats.