can you read?? BAC named Rice and Powers as well as Hillary.
But that was before her Emails releases the "tic toc on Libya" is especially damning. we are also finding out Rice's role was more out front..
Here's the money quote from the NYTimes article -which supports Hillary as chief advocate and architect..have you bothered to read it yet?
or do you prefer continued posting from a position of willful ignorance?
now look on page 7 of my Libyan blog: 3rd post down - "tic toc on Libya" -i'll highlite the header here.
DCJunkies : Libyan Civil War 2014 -Present
Mills, Cheryl D <MillsCD@state.gov>
Sent: Monday, August 22, 201112:37 PM
To:
Subject: FW: tick tock on libya
Jake Sullivan
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2011 7:40 PM
To: Mills, Cheryl D; Nuland, Victoria.)
Subject: tick tock on libya
this is basically off the top of my head, with a few consultations of my notes.
but it shows S' (Clinton)
leadership/ownership/stewardship of this country's libya policy from start to finish let me know what you
think. toria, who else might be able to add to this?
Secretary Clinton's leadership on Libya
HRC has been a critical voice on Libya in administration deliberations, at NATO, and in contact group
meetings — as well as the public face of the U.S. effort in Libya. She was instrumental in securing the
authorization, building the coalition, and tightening the noose around Qadhafi and his regime.
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Both, and ALL sources point to Hillarys roles. Her own State Dept, as well as the NYTimes.
Obama's Defense DNI and military wanted no part of bombing Qadaffi; it was his White House NSC, that lined up for intervention.
And it was Hillarys international organization, and voice that tipped the scales.
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Do your homework Rune. You have been shown 2 resources to use.
You'll find out the neocolonialists ( as BAC was wont to call France ) was terrified of the negotiations with Qaddafi over oil,
as well as losing the French franc as currency union in N.Africa..
Nothing to do with "Rothchild's" - that is a misnomer in that Qaddafi had oil wealth in the name of the Libyan people.