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Guilty Of Murder!
This Administration Committed Murder!
By Ordering support to “Stand Down” on three different request, murder was committed. Yes the facts are coming out that support what I reported on September 12th. The drones flying over the embassy gave the White House situation Room “eyes” on the attack as it was taking place.
Then for more then two weeks the Administration claimed it was a movie. Then slowly as the facts leaked out they changed the claim to it was under investigation. Day by day they have continued to try and divert attention away from this murder of 4 americans. But it is the opinion of this writer that this administration is guilty of the murders just as if they had done the killing with their own hands.
The reasoning behind this comment is simple. If you are aware of “any” crime as it is happening and fail to take any and all measures to prevent it from happening then your are an accessory to that crime just as if you committed the crime with your own hands.
If there is any justice left in America then this Administration should NOT have to worry about the election. Obama and his entire Staff who were aware of the attack and the orders to “Stand Down” should be indited immediately.
Impeachment of Obama should be also immediately enacted by the congress and just as Nixon was forced to do they should demand Obama resign as President of the United States, then he should be charged as a co-conspirator in the murder of the Americans.
Yes while you won't hear it from the media Obama and everyone who was aware of what happened are co-conspirators in the murders. The following picture is the White House watching the killing of Ben-Laden and this would be a good starting point for who was present when the Embassy was attacked.
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