Breaking: CIA Director Petraeus Resigning

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Yup. The FBI interview on the 21st had to have had those two scrambling. The FBI/Holder gang will never admit revealing the info to Hillary/Obama. Petraeus went along with the White House line a few days after 9/11, claiming it was a video reaction that escalated rather than a terrorist attack.

I'm glad Petraeua decided to out himself.

This is big trouble for the Obama administration. Holder will never admit that Obama and Hillary were in the loop. Still even with the Holder cover they look totally incompetent.

reply to post by Stormdancer777

Was her possession of classified docs an insurance policy for Petraeus? A CYA?

We won't know until we know what she had.

Originally posted by subjectzero
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Was her possession of classified docs an insurance policy for Petraeus? A CYA?

We won't know until we know what she had.

You can hear what she said in a you-tube video, that was classified information

here comes Planet X folks!

It is utterly laughable to me that Obama and Hillary claim they knew nothing of this until after the election. Sorry I'm not buying that either.

IF.... and that would be a huge if, this is true, they are at the very worst incompetent.

reply to post by Stormdancer777

We don't know the extent of it is what I'm saying.

reply to post by GameKeeper

Planet X? Is this a Holier-than-thou, sardonic commentary from a member on a conspiracy website, on those of us currently engaging in conspiracy speculation on a conspiracy website?

From Jennifer Griffin on Classified documents on Broadwell's computer (she broke the Benghazi story); from today:

twitchy.com...

From what I can put together on this Romney's vetting and Republican Blackmail brought Petraeus down. Go back to Bush being in office and General Patraeus being put in charge. Patraeus was given his own PR girl by the US propaganda Broadcast Board of Governors. Paula Broadwell was in charge of all media and publicity of Patraeus in order to polish his image to make him a hero. Everything is great until Romney decided to have him vetted for his team. Vetting takes place by the FBI. Such as the Vetting of Romney's father for Presidency.link But when the dirt showed up on Patraeus Cantor was told about it. Now the Republicans try to take advantage of this and target Patraeus and his PR girl. The PR girl tries to threaten Jill Kelly to stay away to protect Patraeus and to hide her from any more investigations taking place. The only people who knew were Romney, Cantor and the FBI politics were able to hide this from the highest office of the United States President Obama. Obama was only told after it was clear Romney was losing and most likely going to lose. But Obama is playing along with this fake story to give trust to the American people that are government is not broken.

And don't forget the President and CEO of the Aspin Institute that Broadwell spoke at is the same one who was kicked out of the Broadcast Board of Governors where he was the chairman of the Board. Walter Isaacson.

Walter Isaacson resigned as Board Chair on January 27, 2012.
www.bbg.gov...

Walter Isaacson President and CEO
www.aspeninstitute.org...

The Aspen Institute is also where the Stuxnet was created by the US government story came from. A national security adviser leaked the info at a speech just like Broadwell did.

www.aspenideas.org...

R. INSKEEP: You also raised the question of
the United States using weapons abroad that others might
then turn on us. I wonder if cyber attacks are very
specifically an example of that. We can point to any
number of published reports that deal with the Stuxnet
virus and a program that was directed at Iran's nuclear
program. Are we inviting similar attacks on ourselves by
approving such attacks?
ADM. MULLEN: What I'm =-- as I have watched
this evolve over the last, for me 5 or 6 years, and it
hasn't been a whole lot longer than that, I feel we've
made some significant adjustments on the military side.
And we're in decent shape militarily from a cyber defense
standpoint. We've made some progress on the government
side in terms of cyber defense.

Father of Petraeus' mistress defends his daughter and claims her affair is part of bigger scandal

'I hope you understand this is the beginning of a process. I can't say more than that. I couldn't if I wanted to.'

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You can what?

reply to post by Stormdancer777

Buy One Get One For 1¢

Originally posted by subjectzero
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Buy One Get One For 1¢

This belongs is this thread...why....

Des

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She asked a question. I answered it.

Originally posted by subjectzero
reply to post by Destinyone

 

He asked a question. I answered it.

I am a she.

TY, I only have four bucks, can you buy a sandwich for four bucks?

Originally posted by Stormdancer777

Originally posted by subjectzero
reply to post by Destinyone

 

He asked a question. I answered it.

I am a she.

TY, I only have four bucks, can you buy a sandwich for four bucks?

edit on 113030p://bMonday2012 by Stormdancer777 because: (no reason given)

Oh yeah, no problem. I would have given you one of mine.

reply to post by Stormdancer777

Sorry. Can't see your anatomy.

Check this out,

U.S. officials in Libya have begun to look for recruits whom they plan to train to form Libya's new army, a former commander of Libyan rebels who toppled Muammar Qaddafi said on Tuesday.

After a wave of anti-American violence in the Arab world in September during which the U.S. ambassador to Libya died in a militant attack, President Barack Obama took measures to improve the security of U.S. diplomatic installations in the region.
english.alarabiya.net...
A team of about 10 Americans from the embassy in Tripoli visited a paramilitary base in the eastern city of Benghazi 10 days ago to interview and get to know potential recruits, according to militia commander Fathi al-Obeidi.

“The American team asked us for a tour of our base and we granted them permission to walk around freely,” he told Reuters.

reply to post by Stormdancer777

I think Americans should guard Americans. You'd think what is going on in Afghanistan would have taught us a lesson about that.

We cannot trust indigenous populations.