The combat code of the US Military is that we don’t abandon our dead or wounded on the battlefield. In US Air Force lingo, fighter pilots don’t run off and leave their wingmen. If one of our own is shot down, still alive and not yet in enemy captivity, we will either come to get him or die trying. Among America’s fighting forces, the calm, sure knowledge that such an irrevocable bond exists is priceless. Along with individual faith and personal grit, it is a sacred trust that has often sustained hope in the face of terribly long odds.
The disgraceful abandonment of our Ambassador and those brave ex-SEALs who fought to their deaths to save others in that compound is nothing short of dereliction-of-duty. Additionally, the patently absurd cover-up scenario that was fabricated in the aftermath was an outright lie in attempt to shield the President and the Secretary of State from responsibility.
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What Difference Does it Make?! WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE?!!!!!
Hillary Clinton
yes 10:34 and she will be the next president come hell or high water
Like I said, the people who are deciding to start wars, send soldiers to their deaths, and/or abandon soldiers to die are the same ones who either ran and hid when it was their turn to serve(Bush, Jr.), or never had the slightest notion to serve their country (Clintons - BOTH of them)) or were such haters of the USA (Obama and his entire circle of college Marxists) that they thought serving their country would be an embarrassment. And they were just scared. All of them. You go and die. I'm needed in politics.....so I can later send MORE of you peasants to die so I can go FURTHER in politics. Ok--- all at once, now --- USA!USA! USA!!
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