[The Times and its faithful employees have gone from slimy creatures living in two inches of water to hysterical old biddies who have lost control. Of course, they try to hide it behind a mountain of easy-reading rhetoric and diligent “research.” But as we approach the countdown to 2014 and then 2016, expect their frenzy to get out of hand - especially if signs emerge that America is finally waking up from its Obama nightmare. NB: A number of fascinating video links in this story don't work in emails. Click on the original and watch them there. df]
By Shoebat Foundation on December 31, 2013
Cairo Bureau Chief should know better
The New York Times’ David D. Kirkpatrick may have a motive for wanting to leave out any evidence of an Egyptian connection to the Benghazi attacks on 9/11/12; he is the Cairo Bureau Chief. After reading what amounts to his “novel” – replete with actual chapters – in the New York Times, two things are made clear about what he believes. The attackers were Libyans exclusively and the central figure – Ahmed Abu Khattala – may have been central but his involvement was entirely questionable (doesn’t make sense, does it?).
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