Muslim Brotherhood Infiltration: THE FIVE DAMNING LETTERS Ignored By The Obama Administration And Hillary Clinton

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Walid Shoebat

The Benghazi attacks and subsequent coverup could have been prevented. The Obama administration, to include everyone who sided with him, are responsible for not heeding the words of five U.S. Congressmen who sent five separate letters to various agencies and departments exactly 90 days earlier.

How so?

On June 13th 2012, five congressmen sent some very serious warning letters regarding Muslim Brotherhood infiltration, one of which was sent to the Deputy Inspector General (IG) of the State Department, led by then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

The letters caused so much controversy that nothing was done about them. The congressmen contacted and consulted with Walid Shoebat to etch some details regarding such Muslim Brotherhood infiltration.

Today, resurrecting these letters (discussed later) makes an incredible argument for bringing the Obama Administration, the media, and the sharp tongues of some stupid politicians to answer some tough questions.

One of those Congressmen who sent the letters is Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (R-GA) who sits on the newly formed House Select Committee on Benghazi, chaired by Rep. Trey Gowdy.

(Note: due to Westmoreland’s role on the Select Committee, we will refer to these five letters as being from him as he is the only signatory who was assigned to the committee).

Each Inspector’s General (IG) office that received these letters was given 90 days to respond.

So what happened?

Due to the political controversy caused by the letters’ addressing Muslim infiltration, none responded or even cared. It gets even worse. No one even paid attention that those 90 days expired ON THE DAY of the Benghazi attacks.

The red line was crossed by these Obama administration agencies and departments when they ignored that warning and the deadline.

And not only were there no consequences but due to the attacks and the smear campaigns against the five courageous congressmen, neither Westmoreland nor any of the other signatories kept the issue alive.

Westmoreland, who also sits on the House Intelligence Committee, needs to pick up the ball where it was left off, especially since the House Select Committee on Benghazi is compromised by the appointment of Philip Kiko as the Executive Director, which is in itself an extremely warranted concern as explained by Shoebat.com [here and here].

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