SEAL Team 6 Families to Blame Government For Deaths
[Infowars.com]
“Never before revealed information” to be aired at press conference
By Paul Joseph Watson
May 8, 2013
Families of the SEAL Team 6 members who were killed when their helicopter crashed in Afghanistan in August 2011 are set to give a press conference tomorrow during which they will hold the Obama administration partially responsible for the deaths of their sons.
With the administration already reeling over today’s Benghazi revelations, a press release on the ‘Tea Party Command Center’ website promises “never before revealed information” about the circumstances behind the incident.
“Accompanying the families of these dead Navy SEAL Team VI special operations servicemen will be retired military experts verifying their accounts of how and why the government is as much responsible for the deaths of their sons as is the Taliban,” states the press release.
Kerry to NKorea: New Missile Launch Would Be ‘Huge Mistake’
[Newsmax.com]
Friday, 12 Apr 2013 12:15 PM
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US Navy shifts destroyer in wake of North Korea missile threats
[NBCNews]
April 1, 2013
Most people in Seoul, South Korea think North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is bluffing, but the question is “why?” Experts say Jong-un is in the process of consolidating power and planning to eliminate his rivals. NBC’s Richard Engel reports from Seoul, South Korea.
The U.S. Navy is shifting a guided-missile destroyer in the Pacific to waters off the Korean peninsula in the wake of ongoing rhetoric from North Korea, U.S. defense officials said.
The USS McCain is capable of intercepting and destroying a missile, should North Korea decide to fire one off, the officials said.
Still, U.S. defense officials insist that there is nothing to indicate that North Korea is on the verge of another launch.
Biden: Iraqis Ready to ‘Take Charge’ as U.S. Forces Withdraw
FoxNews.com
Published August 23, 2010
Vice President Joe Biden is shown speaking during funeral services for former U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens Aug. 18 in Anchorage, Alaska. (AP Photo)
Vice President Biden, declaring Monday that Al Qaeda in Iraq and its extremist allies have “utterly failed” to inflame widespread violence, said Iraqis are ready to “take charge” of their country as U.S. combat troops leave.
Despite concerns about a political impasse in the country, the vice president said he’s “confident” the leaders will resolve their differences. In an address marking the final drawdown of U.S. combat troops, he said the U.S. military has made “extraordinary progress” and is taking a “major step” this month.
To those who warned that the drawdown would open the door for destabilizing violence, Biden said: “They were wrong, because the Iraqis are ready to take charge.”
The vice president used the speech to both address the progress in Iraq while rallying support for the remaining military mission in Afghanistan, where Gen. David Petraeus recently took charge amid a troop buildup. “Don’t buy into, ‘We have failed in Afghanistan,’” Biden said. “We now are only beginning with the right general and the right number of forces.”
With regard to Iraq, Biden pledged a resolution to the ongoing political dispute over the March 7 elections. He said the political parties of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and former Premier Ayad Allawi must form the “nucleus” of the next government, complete with a formal written agreement on power-sharing.
“It’s time for them to match the courage of their citizens by completing this process,” Biden said. “I’m absolutely confident that Iraq will form a national unity government that will be able to sustain that country.”
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