On Septemeber 11, 2012 crowds gathered outside the US embassy in Cairo, Egypt. Ambassador Hayward released an apology for the content of a movie that no one has watched around noon. In the evening the crowd rushed the embassy, climbed the walls (onto US territory), and burned the US flag. Why was the apology released before a suggestion of violence (the official story)? Did the state department know of specific threats of violence? It seems now that they did then.
Hundreds of miles away at Beghazi, Libya it was still and silent outside the US Consulate. The ambassador was away from the protected embassy in Tripoli on the 11th of September for reasons not yet known. We know that the consulate had come up under a series of attacks previous to this day. We know that the ambassador was concerned with security and had requested additional security. He was told NO but the White House through the state department. As darkness fell cars and trucks started to arrive and disgouged heavily armed men outside the consulate. The consulate was not up to official standards with no setback from the street, no secured gates, and no armored glass on the windows. Someone in the state department signed off on these waivers but that person is yet to be known.
An attack began with RPGs, mortars, and heavy weapons. The ambassador was taken to a safe house some distance away. Safe is a poor word to describe the position as the house came under directed mortar fire shortly after the ambassador's arrival. Two former navy seals stepped from their duties as civilian protectors of information and became bodyguards to the ambassador. This cost them their lives. The ambassador's body showed up at a hospital but we don't know how or by whom. According to the official story he died of his injuries shortly after arriving.
24 hours later the White House and State Department were informed that this was probably a terrorist attack. Islamic operatives were photographed on the scene. The White House made a public statement that the cause of the violence was a film. A film that no one had watched. Riots broke out in 22 different countries and other US embassies invaded. The White House maintained that the film was the cause though they knew it was terrorism on US soil. Four days later UN ambassador went on television and maintained the story that the film was the cause of the riots and one riot had gotten out of control resulting in the death of our embassador. This was a lie.
Taxpayer money was spent in Pakistan to run a commercial of Obama and Hillary apologizing for free speech rights in the US. Obama went forth and made it known that slandering the "holy prophet of Islam" was a terrible thing that he had no control over but he would like to have the power to stop the slander. He also said that he would help to make sure that anyone who slandered Mohammed would not rule the world.
We have learned that a number of lies were told to the US people by Barack Obama, Robert Gibbs (campaign communication, Jay Carney (White House communications), Susan Rice (UN Ambassador), and Hillary Clinton (Secretary of State). The White House threw an independent film maker under the bus arresting him in the middle of the night. Held without bail by federal authorities on a parole violation??? The White House delayed occupying the embassy that held classified documents but was open to journalist (and anyone else) to just walk in a pick up journals. It took three weeks for the FBI to be employed during which time the White House avoided questions by citing the "ongoing" investigation. The White House withheld information of earlier attacks on the same compound in Benghazi and its refusal to increase security.
Draw your own conclusions.