Plain & simple,the U.S. State Dept dropped the ball and have blood on their hands. Poor management before, during, and after the incident shows poor or no leadership from above.
Hope, but no change. :roll:
We........Told..........You...........So.................
Hope, but no change. :roll:
We........Told..........You...........So.................
(CNN) -- Three days after he was killed, CNN found a journal belonging to late U.S. Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens. The journal was found on the floor of the largely unsecured consulate compound where he was fatally wounded.
CNN notified Stevens' family about the journal within hours after it was discovered and at the family's request provided it to them via a third party.
The journal consists of just seven pages of handwriting in a hard-bound book.
A source familiar with Stevens' thinking told CNN earlier this week that, in the months leading up to his death, the late ambassador worried about what he called the security threats in Benghazi and a rise in Islamic extremism.