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Obama in BIG Trouble.
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Ok, someone help me out... the OP listed this link [ link to www.westernjournalism.com] That article said the info was from the Washington Examiner. But, they did not link to it. I googled and got this link: [ link to washingtonexaminer.com] I want this to be true, but I looked at that link and can not find anything regarding this. Someone else check it out and see if you can find it, please. GOOD WORK, ZADYE - YOU CHECK THINGS. THE ARTICLE IS FOR REAL, BUT IT APPEARS IN THE WASHINGTON TIMES, NOT THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER. The story from Western Journalism website contained a typo, that's all. Here is the genuine link: [ link to www.washingtontimes.com] that washington times article does NOT contain the quotes from western journalism. as far as i can tell, there is NO source for the quotes in the original article. i'm not sure what is scarier...the events that took place at Benghazi, or the fact that almost all of you believed this article on mere faith without checking for a single source. I think we accepted the story, because most of us had heard it before. However, you are right. There is no source for these Admiral James A. Lyons quotes. Where did they come from? Seven other alternate internet sites posted the same story today as the Western Journalism website. Aaron Klein is an author and senior editor of World Net Daily (wnd.com) he has radio show also - wnd.com started investigating from the beginning and has quoted sources throughout. just wanted to let you know that the westernjournjalism refers back to aaron klein which you can find on wnd.com just saying.....
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