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Benghazi Bombshell: Hillary ran weapons into Libya for the Obama admin and Michael Flynn was targeted because he knew the details
January 12, 2019

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The more you learn about “Spygate” — the Obama-era operation launched by the Deep State to trip up POTUS Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign and then undermine his administration after he unexpectedly won — the more angry it should make you.

Shocking new details revealed last week by a former law enforcement official named Roscoe B. Davis in a series of tweets that were backed by previous reporting from Fox News allegedly implicate the Clinton Foundation as raking in millions of dollars running guns and other weapons into the Middle East.

Furthermore, according to Davis’ information, former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, who once headed the Defense Intelligence Agency, was also allegedly targeted by special counsel Robert Mueller and the Deep State because he knows all the details.

Davis began his series of tweets claiming that people were once again showing interest in the Sept. 11, 2012, attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya, in which U.S. Amb. Chris Stevens, along with CIA operatives Glenn Doherty and Tyrone Woods and Information Officer Sean Smith, were all killed.

The former law officer began by reminding readers that the Obama administration initially blew the attack off as a random incident caused by an anti-Muslim video.

It turns out that was not simply a lie but part of a much larger cover story. And the tragedy, Davis notes, had actually been set in motion by Hillary Clinton’s State Department and others within the intelligence community months earlier.

Davis recounted that on July 25, 2012, Taliban fighters in Afghanistan targeted a U.S. Army CH-47 “Chinook” helicopter with a “new generation Stinger missile.” The United States is the only country that manufactures those missiles.

Reports at the time claimed that the chopper was downed by a Russian-style RPG, but subsequent reporting by Kenneth Timmerman indicated that a new generation Stinger was used.

But the Taliban fighters did not properly arm the missile so it failed to detonate and only managed to down the Chinook.

The next day, a U.S. Army explosives ordnance team that examined the wreckage discovered unexploded pieces of missile that could only be a next-gen Stinger. The debris included an actual serial number.

How did the Taliban manage to get their hands on these missiles?

This is where the Clinton State Department comes in.

Davis notes that the serial number on the missile fragment tracked back to a lot signed out by the CIA and turned over to Qatar the previous year — “weapons Hillary Clinton’s State Department intended for anti-Qadaffi forces in Libya through a contact of Sen. John McCains named Mark Turi.”


Fox News’ national security correspondent Catherine Herridge interviewed Turi in 2015, three years after the Benghazi attack, who told her that he had been licensed and regulated by the State Department for decades “to move weapons around the world,” working with the department, the CIA, and other agencies.

Turi threatened to spill the beans when the CIA started coming after him wanting answers, and they framed him up on a bogus weapons .charge, and tried to ruin him. People are asking who is Marc Turi, well meet Marc Turi..

(Marc Turi is from Phoenix AZ and was a neighbor of John McCain. McCain who has been on the Senate Arms Committee for years helped Turi secure billions in arms contracts with the DoD. Then Clinton and McCain came up with a plan to arm Al-Qaeda to get them to overthrow Qaddafi. )

(Things got out of hand and went south quickly. Don't know what ace in the hole Marc Turi that kept him alive, but it must be good, because in Obama's last few days in office, they dropped all charges on Turi and he walked on all the charges.)

(Most people ignored the Benghazi hearings thinking it was all about the lying on whether or not the attack originated about a damn video, that's all the MSM wanted to talk about. No it was about why in the hell was Stevens even in Benghazi in the first place.)

https://twitter.com/RoscoeBDavis1/status/1080619198991294464

Turi told Herridge that shortly after weapons were sent to Libya on behalf of the Clinton State Department, he became extremely concerned that many were falling into the wrong hands — including those who eventually attacked and killed Ambassador Stevens and his staffers.

In her report, Herridge noted that during Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state, “U.S. arms dealers were awarded a record number of export licenses,” and most of the hardware was destined for the Middle East’s “Arab Spring” conflicts in Egypt, Libya, Syria, and elsewhere.

In 2011 alone, more than 86,000 licenses totaling $44.3 billion were awarded — a $10 billion surge from the previous year.


To that point, Davis tweeted that the U.S. arms “bad guys” around the world all the time, but the CIA generally runs those operations. This time, however, Clinton’s State Department was running things, which was worrisome to Turi and the CIA; officials at the agency were concerned that arming “insurgents” with powerful weapons would lead to the downing of civilian aircraft and catastrophe for the U.S. on an international scale.

“But [Clinton] had a big payday (sic) coming and could care less, she never flew commercial anyway,” Davis wrote in a tweet. “She wanted to overthrow Qaddafi on the cheap.”



What does any of this have to do with Michael Flynn?


His term as director of the DIA occurred during this time span; he was aware of what was taking place, who was responsible, and what their objectives were. In short, he knew all of the details of the weapons smuggling operation and how it had gone awry, culminating in the death of a senior U.S. diplomat in Benghazi.


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