Hillary's Benghazi Bombshell: Whistle Blower Exposes Benghazi "Operation Basement," Scrub Hillary's Incriminating Documents

By Elizabeth Nelson

New Benghazi allegation puts the spotlight directly on Hillary Clinton, the woman that is hinting she is "thinking about running for President," and her upper level confidants,  alleged after-hours document review.  Wait, what? Yeah, you read that right, Hillary was meeting with her top aides, in the basement of the State Department, to scrub Benghazi documents that she never wanted to see the "light of day" that had any potential to "shed a bad light" and incriminate Hillary Clinton.  

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— Elizabeth Nelson (@ElizabethNels0n) September 12, 2014

As the House Select Committee on Benghazi prepares for its first hearing this week, a former State Department diplomat is coming forward with a startling allegation: Hillary Clinton confidants were part of an operation to “separate” damaging documents before they were turned over to the Accountability Review Board investigating security lapses surrounding the Sept. 11, 2012, terrorist attacks on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya.

According to Hillary's former Deputy Assistant Secretary Raymond Maxwell, the after-hours session took place over a weekend in a basement operations-type center at State Department headquarters in Washington, D.C. This is the first time Maxwell has publicly come forward with the story.

At the time, Maxwell was a leader in the State Department’s Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (NEA), which was charged with collecting emails and documents relevant to the Benghazi probe. “I was not invited to that after-hours endeavor, but I heard about it and decided to check it out on a Sunday afternoon,” says Maxwell.

He didn’t know it then, but Maxwell would ultimately become one of four State Department officials singled out for discipline—he says scapegoated—then later cleared for devastating security lapses leading up to the attacks. Four Americans, including U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens, were murdered during the Benghazi attacks.

“Basement Operation”

Maxwell says the weekend document session was held in the basement of the State Department’s Foggy Bottom headquarters in a room underneath the “jogger’s entrance.” He describes it as a large space, outfitted with computers and big screen monitors, intended for emergency planning, and with small offices on the periphery.

When he arrived, Maxwell says he observed boxes and stacks of documents. He says a State Department office director, whom Maxwell described as close to Clinton’s top advisers, was there. Though the office director technically worked for him, Maxwell says he wasn’t consulted about her weekend assignment. Continue Reading DailySignal

Does this really surprise any of us though, with the IRS scrubbing of Lois Lerner's blackberry and all of the "mysterious mass-crashing of IRS hard drives"?  If this Administration doesn't want We the People to uncover their scandalous dirt, they seem to be unscrupulous enough to do whatever it takes to get rid of the evidence.  They cover their crap up better than my cats.  It's sad to think, Nixon and Clinton were impeached for far less than this untouchable Empiric idiot.

Sen. Rand Paul: "Hillary's 'War Hawk' Policies Led to Benghazi Attack & Rise of ISIS"

By Elizabeth Nelson

Hillary Clinton had better get used to outspoken and honest Senators like Senator Rand Paul, if she actually tries to run for President in 2016, because he's once again causing heads to explode when he blamed Hillary's "War Hawk" Libyan policies for not only the Benghazi Attack but the Rise of ISIS.  "War Hawk," more like "War-Chicken," all squawk and scratch and no bite.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) certainly has a knack for boldness. On Sunday's Meet the Press, he dubbed U.S. military engagement in Libya “Hillary’s war” and stated the rise of the Islamic State (ISIS) is not a result of President Obama's inaction in the Middle East but the unintended consequence of the U.S. military engagement in Libya.

Libya is worse off without the dictator we "helped" remove, then before, so what help was Hill-billy and Obama to Libya?  We lost four great men in the process and now have to take care of ISIS.  Rand Paul makes a great point:

"I would say the objective evidence shows that Libya is a less safe place and less secure place, a more chaotic place with more jihadist groups—and really, we’ve had two really bad things happen because of Hillary’s push for this war.

One is that our ambassador was killed as a consequence of not having adequate security and really as a consequence of having a really unstable situation there because of the Libyan war, and then most recently our embassy having to flee by land because they couldn’t leave via the airport because of such a disaster in Libya.

So I think it’s hard to argue that the Libyan war was a success in any way. From my perspective, the first mistake they made was not asking the American people and Congress for authority to go to war."

Not to mention, it still hasn't officially come out in the Benghazi investigation that we were arming the Syrian rebels, because we were trying to repeat Libyan history, because that would be illegal, right?

For instance, in Syria, Paul says, by arming the “rebels” against Assad, America “degraded Assad’s capacity to wipe out the rebel groups in his country.”

A year ago, Obama sought approval from Congress to engage militarily in Syria, as Paul urges, but Congress balked. Facing stiff resistance from lawmakers of both parties, the matter never even came up for a vote.

According to Paul, that's how the system is supposed to work.

“Think what would have happened had we seriously degraded Assad to the point where he was overrun, think who would be in charge of Syria right now?” Paul asked before answering his own rhetorical question: ”ISIS.” In conclusion, Paul said:

"So we are very lucky that the American people are much wiser than Hillary Clinton, and much wiser than the president. We got the president and Hillary Clinton to slow down, but Hillary Clinton was widely reported to be the chief person proposing that we get involved in Syria. But really the only person directly involved in bombing ISIS’s bases right now is the Syrian government—so for all their wrongs, we’re actually quite lucky we didn’t have regime change, because I think it is a very realistic prediction that, had we had that happen, that ISIS would be in charge of Syria. Really, Syria, with Assad and all this war, is somewhat of a counter to the power of ISIS."  Read more Breitbart

There is a time and a place for everything.  Imagine if you can, the Syrian Rebels had succeeded in overthrowing of Assad and probably killing him, just like we were successful in our helping the Libyans in their overthrowing and killing of Gaddafi and causing Libya's total fragmentation today. 

Now, fast forward to the entry of ISIS, do you think the Syrian army would then unit with them or stand behind whatever corrupt scarecrow we had helped put in Assad's place?  Yeah, be careful what you wish for, Obama may not like al-Assad, but at least the rule-of-thumb is, the enemy of our enemy is our friend.

Dan Joseph: College Final Exam Week, Pop-Quiz: Benghazi

By Elizabeth

Right off the pages of Watters World, Dan Joseph shows us not only why Obama got reelected but why this Country is in the mess we are in, as he hits the campus of George Mason University during final exam week.  

Sadly every one of the student's got "Who sings the hit song Happy," without a moments hesitation.  However, not one of them could answer Dan's, "what is Benghazi" or "do you know why Benghazi is in the News lately?"

One of them even answered, "Ben Ghazi, I think that's the guy I work out with, but I think he's a nice guy."

Dan's videos are never boring and I almost had a laughingasm over, "Ben-Ghazi, an ancient Libyan word for 'what difference does it make.'" Dan, is that your final answer? 

I seriously hope these students did better on their final exams than they did with Dan's pop-quiz or their parents are going to be really pissed when they come home to visit report cards in hand.