It looks like more evidence that the Obama reich orchestrated a cover-up of immense proportion in order to divert the American peoples attention from the Terrorist attack on American diplomats in Benghazi. The entire 'anti-islam video' meme was a lie from the first day, and it was pushed by people inside the Obama administration (knowing full well it was a 100% lie). The information shows that it was known from September 11th, 2012 that an orchestrated terror attack took place in Benghazi Libya, but in order to save the presidents election prospects a lie was concocted in order to save face.
They constructed a lie and solidly reiterated it for days, stating that the attack was a simple protest against an anti-islam video (a rather badly made one at that).... They knew they were lying because an internal email indicates that they did not want to make the president look bad (and thus upset his chances of stealing the 2012 election).
This rises to a very evil level. Now all that needs to be shown is that this came from higher ups in the administration and I think we are looking at an impeachable offense. American citizens were murdered in cold blood due to negligence from the State Department (Hello Mrs Clinton)... After numerous requests to increase security at the compound which were ignored by Mrs Clinton it is clear that they ignored the safety of our diplomats (if only they ignored the security of the rat Kerry and he were killed, Baruch Hashem, but they would not let such a thing happen to such a viscous scumbag) and their blood is on their hands.
http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/email-Susan-Rice-Benghazi-blame/2014/04/29/id/568416/Email Shows Adviser Urged Rice to Blame Video for Benghazi AttackTuesday, 29 Apr 2014 01:38 PM
By Melanie Batley
An email obtained by the government watchdog Judicial Watch shows that a senior White House official advised then-National Security Adviser Susan Rice to blame a spontaneous protest from a YouTube video for the 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, Fox News reported.
Fox's chief intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge reported that the Sept. 14, 2012, email shows that White House Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes advised Rice to focus on a YouTube video as the cause of a spontaneous protest, though transcripts have since been revealed to show that senior defense officials had informed the administration on the night of the event that the assault was a terrorist attack.
Rhodes outlined a number of talking points for Rice, with the advice "to underscore that these protests are rooted in an Internet video, and not a broader failure of policy."
"Now we know the Obama White House's chief concern about the Benghazi attack was making sure that President Obama looked good," Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said in a statement.
"And these documents undermine the Obama administration's narrative that it thought the Benghazi attack had something to do with protests or an Internet video. Given the explosive material in these documents, it is no surprise that we had to go to federal court to pry them loose from the Obama State Department," he added, referring to the organization having obtained the documents through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Among the top administration personnel who received the Rhodes memo were White House Press Secretary Jay Carney; Deputy Press Secretary Joshua Earnest; then-White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer; then-White House Deputy Communications Director Jennifer Palmieri; then-National Security Council Director of Communications Erin Pelton; Special Assistant to the Press Secretary Howli Ledbetter; and then-White House Senior Adviser and political strategist David Plouffe.
The Rhodes communications strategy email also instructs recipients to portray Obama as "steady and statesmanlike" throughout the crisis. Rhodes also says in the message that one of the goals is to "reinforce the president and administration's strength and steadiness in dealing with difficult challenges."