Blamed for Benghazi: Filmmaker Jailed after Attack Now Lives in Poverty, Fear

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Benghazi Dad: Clinton Stood by My Son's Casket and Lied

Aug. 02, 2016 - 3:19 - On 'America's Newsroom,' Charles Woods says the former secretary of state said in private and public that a video was responsible for the deadly attack

Clinton Responds to Criticism over Benghazi, Private Server

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Heritage Foundation Panelist on Radical Islam

Unusual Answer from Panelist Receives Standing Ovation at Benghazi Coalition Meeting »

Benghazi Victim's Uncle: 'Hillary Clinton Is A Serial Liar'

Jun. 11, 2014 - 3:17 - Michael Ingmire believes former secretary of state's notes on attack would reveal a 'heart of darkness'

Dick and Lynne Cheney Talk Ukraine, Benghazi and Hillary

May. 18, 2014 - 11:53 - First joint interview since leaving the White House

KT McFarland: Benghazi Is 'about Abuse of Power'

May. 01, 2014 - 7:32 - Fox News national security analyst sounds off

Book Unveils Shocking Details about Clinton's Benghazi Role

Mar. 12, 2014 - 4:11 - Author of 'The Benghazi Report' explains

Glenn Beck – Why Obama Hid the Truth of Benghazi?

Hayes: Benghazi Emails Contradict White House Claims
Document dump by White House sparks more questions than answers in Benghazi tragedy

Benghazi, IRS, AP Scandals -- Will Buck Ever Stop With Obama?

House Speaker Demands More Information on Benghazi

REUTERS.COM: (Reuters) - The Republican leader of the House of Representatives on Thursday added to the push for more information about last year's deadly assault on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, demanding the White House order the State Department to release emails about the attack.

Keeping up pressure on the Obama administration a day after a high-profile congressional hearing on the September 11, 2012, attack, House Speaker John Boehner said the public should have access to emails about who the State Department believed was behind it and the administration's early public comments that it stemmed from spontaneous demonstrations.

"Last November, the president said he was 'happy to cooperate in any way Congress wants,'" Boehner told a news conference. "This is his chance." » | Patricia Zengerle | Washington | Thursday, May 09, 2013

Obama Feels Heat from Benghazi Hearing
US officials tell Congress that more could have been done in the incident that killed ambassador and three colleagues last year.

Highlights from House Hearing on Benghazi
Congress hears testimony on attacks

Official: We Knew Benghazi Was a Terrorist Attack "From the Get-go"

Petraeus Testifies in Benghazi Attack Inquiry
The US Congress continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the attack on the US consulate in Libya two months ago. Former CIA director David Petraeus - fresh from a scandal about an extra-marital affair - has been testifying behind closed doors. Al jazeera's John Terrett has the latest from Washington DC.

Libya: Benghazi Crowds Drive Out Islamist Militants
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: Cheering crowds swept through the Libyan city of Benghazi clearing Islamist militias from their bases after protests triggered by the killing of the American ambassador, Chris Stevens.


Up to four people were reported dead in clashes which broke out when the last and biggest militia was attacked in the early hours of Saturday morning. Earlier, members of Ansar al-Sharia, the militant group accused of responsibility for Mr Stevens' death, were forced out of their strongholds in the city.

The deaths and promises of retribution by militia leaders presage more trouble to come. But for the moment the headquarters of the freelance groups that have held sway in Benghazi since the revolution that toppled Col Muammar Gaddafi are claimed to be in the hands of police and army units loyal to the newly elected prime minister, Mustafa Abushagur.

The protests in Benghazi on Friday evening, estimated at 30,000-strong, featured pro-American slogans and banners, unusual for demonstrations in Arab countries. Though many protesters said they were attending "for Benghazi, not for America", some held up placards commemorating Mr Stevens, who lived in Benghazi last year while co-ordinating American support for the revolution.

"We demand justice for Stevens," said one, and "Libya lost a friend" another. » | Richard Spencer, Benghazi | Saturday, September 22, 2012

What Now for US-Libya Relations?
We examine the regional implications of the violence in Benghazi that left the US ambassador to the country dead.

L'ambassadeur américain en Libye tué à Benghazi

LE FIGARO: Protestant contre un film qui décrit l'islam comme un cancer, des manifestants ont attaqué mardi le consulat américain, tuant quatre personnes. La Libye a présenté ses excuses aux États-Unis.

Alors que les États-Unis commémoraient les attentats du 11- Septembre, la diffusion sur YouTube d'extraits d'un film anti-islam, réalisé par un obscur promoteur immobilier israélo-américain, a provoqué mardi une flambée de violences anti-américaines au Proche-Orient. Des manifestants ont attaqué l'ambassade des États-Unis au Caire. Le consulat américain de Benghazi en Libye a lui été attaqué par plusieurs dizaines d'hommes armés appartenant au groupe islamiste Ansar al-Charia, qui ont lancé des roquettes contre le bâtiment.

L'ambassadeur américain en Libye, J. Christopher Stevens, et trois fonctionnaires du consulat de nationalité américaine ont été tués dans cette attaque. Le diplomate et les autres victimes venaient de monter à bord d'une voiture pour évacuer le consulat quand le véhicule a été pris pour cible, a expliqué un officiel libyen. Selon la chaîne al-Jazeera, les victimes ont succombé aux fumées toxiques dégagées par l'incendie. J. Christopher Stevens était en poste à Tripoli depuis mai 2012. Fin connaisseur de la région, il avait déjà servi comme attaché politique à Jérusalem, Damas, au Caire et à Ryad. » | Par lefigaro.fr | mercredi 12 septembre 2012

Libya: David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy Receive Rapturous Reception in Benghazi
David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy received a rapturous reception as the pair flew into Benghazi, the birthplace of the Libyan resistance.

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TELEGRAPH – BLOGS – CON COUGHLIN: The Libyan conflict is far from over for David Cameron » | Con Coughlin | Thursday, September 15, 2011