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Originally posted by doesntmakesense
If the federal government knew General Petraeus was having an affair LAST SUMMER, one that could possibly be sharing "state secrets," and were expecting to ask him to resign, then why would they still have him conduct the investigation into the Benghazi attack?
Stumped yet?edit on 12-11-2012 by doesntmakesense because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by gmonundercover
Originally posted by doesntmakesense
If the federal government knew General Petraeus was having an affair LAST SUMMER, one that could possibly be sharing "state secrets," and were expecting to ask him to resign, then why would they still have him conduct the investigation into the Benghazi attack?
Stumped yet?edit on 12-11-2012 by doesntmakesense because: (no reason given)
I thought the investigation into the Benghazi attack was being conducted by the Senate and the House.
Diplomatic security officers informed their headquarters in Washington about the attack just as it was beginning at about 9:40 local time (3:40PM Eastern Time). By 4:30 Eastern, Pentagon officials informed Defense Secretary Leon Panetta about the attack. The Pentagon ordered an unmanned aerial vehicle that was in the air conducting surveillance on militant camps to fly over Benghazi. The drone arrived at 5:11 and began providing a video feed to Washington. At 5:41, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton telephoned CIA Director David Petraeus to coordinate. The CIA, which made up most of the US government's presence in Benghazi, had a ten-member security team at its annex and the State Department believed that this team would assist the consulate in the event of an attack.