Hillary’s Libya Post-War Plan Was ‘Play It by Ear,’ Gates Says

When Hillary Clinton appears before Congress’s special committee on Benghazi Thursday, she’ll likely be asked all the wrong questions.

Clinton will be peppered with queries about why she kept a private email server, what caused the 2012 attacks on the U.S. special consulate in Benghazi, and how come U.S. forces didn’t respond more quickly to the strikes. But the really important issues—the questions longstanding followers of the U.S. and NATO intervention want answered—are: Why did Hillary Clinton push for strikes that contributed to the fall of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi? And why didn’t the Obama administration bother to plan for the all-too-predictable chaos that came next?

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And the consequences of that improvisation are still being felt today. The country is an epicenter of the refugee crisis sweeping the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe. Part of Libya is under the control of the self-proclaimed Islamic State. And the Russians use the U.S.-NATO intervention in Libya to justify their own military incursions in places like Syria.

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Description – Veni Vidi Vici were the brief words spoken by Caesar -pronounced “Kaiser” when he said— ‘I came, I saw and I conquered’ The Latin reference to Hillary Clinton’s phrase that ‘ WE came, WE Saw and HE’s Dead’ is a reference to Libertia the Roman Goddess of Death.. or Persephone the statue effigy on top of either the congress or Senate, I forget right now which has Hades and witch has the consort or Saboath standing over the political theatre. The Statue of Liberty or Columbia is the goddess for the Satanist Cabal standing over in NY Harbour. “Veni Vidi Libertia” … Those are Hillary Clinton’s words about a foreign leader’s death. This news clip is relevant to her political career now as well as for WAR CRIMEs given her possible personal involvement in the assassination of a foreign leader.

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