In Algeria, More Blood on Hillary Clinton’s Head

James Bovard, January 22, 2013

I am mystified why, after the uproar of over the 4 Americans killed last September in Benghazi, Libya, that there is so little outrage against Hillary Clinton over the 37 dead hostages in Algeria. Clinton was gung-ho on bombing Qadaffi out of power and she gloated after he was killed. The attack in Algeria was only possible because of sophisticated weaponry captured after the fall of the Libyan government.

The Algerian government warned that this type of catastrophe would be inevitable if western powers intervened to overthrow the government of Libya. The New York Times noted a few days ago that the Algerian government’s attitude was “‘Please don’t intervene in Libya or you will create another Iraq on our border,’ said Geoff D. Porter, an Algeria expert and founder of North Africa Risk Consulting, which advises investors in the region. ‘And then, ‘Please don’t intervene in Mali or you will create a mess on our other border.’ But they were dismissed as nervous Nellies, and now Algeria says to the West: ‘Goddamn it, we told you so.’ ”

The result of the U.S. government’s intervention in Libya provided terrorist groups with more weapons than anything done by the two-bit offenders prosecuted for “material support of terrorism” in the past decade.

If Hillary Clinton cannot be indicted for “material support for terrorism,” then there is no justice….

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18 Responses to “In Algeria, More Blood on Hillary Clinton’s Head”

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    January 22nd, 2013 at 9:48 am

    its amusing in a sick sort of way that the most likey candidates of the two parties had to disappear before the november elections. for the next couple of years.

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    January 22nd, 2013 at 10:13 am

    "If Hillary Clinton cannot be indicted for “material support for terrorism,” then there is no justice…."

    Hilary Clinton is untouchable and cannot be indicted and in America there is no justice.

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    There is no justice. Vince Foster was not the first nor the last to find that out.

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