State Dept Does Nothing About Benghazi Attackers, But Algeria Does

State Dept Does Nothing About Benghazi Attackers

Hillary Clinton testified today that our government is committed to bringing to justice those who killed U.S. Ambassador Stevens, and three other Americans died on September 11, 2012 in Benghazi, Libya. Others were injured, but the only person identified among the survivors isDavid Ubben, a “Security Agent, who was “gravel” injured.

The problem is, courtesy of the weakest government in the history of the U.S., the U.S. has no stroke, and jihadists know it. There is no justice rendered by the U.S. for the deaths of Chris Stevens, Glen Doherty, Tyrone Woods and Sean Smith or the wounding a reported three additional Americans, and it was insulting to the dead, and their families, and every American, hear Secretary Clinton make the claim yet again today.

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As American troops prepare to withdraw from Afghanistan in the next two years, ending a conflict that started as an effort to crush al-Qaida after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Washington and other Western capitals face the grim threat of a virulent new al-Qaida wing capable of a broad reach.

U.S. officials and terrorism analysts are pointing to last week's hostage drama in eastern Algeria as a turning point for the al-Qaida offshoot, boosting its credibility while marking its transition from a predominantly Algeria-focused organization to a true multinational threat able to draw manpower, weapons and resources from across the region

Libyan Connection to al-Qaeda Attack on BP Natural Gas Facility – Three Americans Dead

This CNN report alleges “there is a Libyan connection” to the al-Qaeda attack in Algeria on BP’s natural gas facility. Three al-Qaeda training camps in Libya are less than 30 miles from the complex, and it is believed al-Qaeda in Libya likely crossed into Algeria.

Americans Still Held Hostage in Algeria

The State Department confirmed earlier Friday that Americans are still being held hostage at the Algerian gas factory seized by Islamists earlier this week, though the number of hostages being held is unclear. United States officials said they will not participate in any kind of exchange with the terrorists to free the Americans.

Clinton Warns Of Growing Threat From Al-Qaeda Affiliates In North Africa

"The terrorist attacks in Benghazi are part of a broader strategic challenge to America and our partners in North Africa," Clinton told the House Foreign Affairs Committee Wednesday afternoon.

Clinton offered an unusually bleak take, for this administration, on the "Arab Spring," saying the regional move toward democracy has also sent the Middle East and North Africa into a new period of turbulence "shattering security forces across the region" while northern Mali has become a safe haven for terrorist organizations.