UPDATE: President Barack Obama says he authorized the attempt to rescue American Luke Somers in Yemen because the U.S. had information that the American photojournalist’s life was in imminent danger.
That word from the White House came shortly before a security official in Yemen said al-Qaida militants had planned to kill Somers on Saturday.
Authorities said Somers and a South African aid worker died in the U.S. rescue attempt.
Obama says U.S. forces conducted the rescue operation in partnership with Yemen’s government.
The president also says the U.S. “will spare no effort” in trying to rescue any American held hostage anywhere in the world. And he’s promising that terrorists who try to harm U.S. citizens “will feel the long arm of American justice.”
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I am confused;
The president also says the U.S. “will spare no effort” in trying to rescue any American held hostage anywhere in the world.
Since when? And why did all those other hostages die, if this is true? There was no attempt to rescue them.
Who believes anything Obama says these days?
Bengahzi? Numerous other americans who had their heads cut off? Marine sgt. in Mexico? More bs from the office of the chief bs'er.
Very sad. I'm sure the team consisting of our US military who were tasked with this rescue mission are devastated as are the family and friends of Luke Somers.
As much as I can't stand Obama, this isn't an political thing it's an American thing.
He tried to help him!
You don't "try to help him" when you know it's way too late to help. Why wasn't help offered in other cases. The White House BS goes on and on.
11:05 What?
As much as I can't stand Obama, this isn't an political thing it's an American thing
What does this mean?
Just more BS from POTUS...
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