Thursday, November 01, 2012

You got to be kidding me: Obama didn't bother to call the Counterterrorism Security Group.

This continues to suck for Barry.

But not nearly as much as it sucks for those killed in Benghazi as a result, or their families.  This entire episode has hammered military morale', and cast doubt on their most cherished military notion: that our government... and our country... will NEVER abandon you.
By Sharyl Attkisson /
CBS News/ November 1, 2012, 6:02 PM

Sources: Key task force not convened during Benghazi consulate attack

 AP Photo/Mohammad Hannon, File

CBS News has learned that during the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. Mission in Benghazi, the Obama Administration did not convene its top interagency counterterrorism resource: the Counterterrorism Security Group, (CSG).

"The CSG is the one group that's supposed to know what resources every agency has. They know of multiple options and have the ability to coordinate counterterrorism assets across all the agencies," a high-ranking government official told CBS News. "They were not allowed to do their job. They were not called upon."

Information shared with CBS News from top counterterrorism sources in the government and military reveal keen frustration over the U.S. response on Sept. 11, the night ambassador Chris Stevens and 3 other Americans were killed in a coordinated attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya.
The circumstances of the attack, including the intelligence and security situation there, will be the subject of a Senate Intelligence Committee closed hearing on Nov. 15, with additional hearings to follow.

Counterterrorism sources and internal emails reviewed by CBS News express frustration that key responders were ready to deploy, but were not called upon to help in the attack.

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This could... and should... really, really hurt.

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