State Department urges Americans to leave Libya Immediately.....

In this image made from video provided by the Libyan national army via AP Television, Tripoli joint security forces stand guard at the entrance to the parliament after troops of Gen. Khalifa Hifter targeted Islamist lawmakers and officials at the parliament in Tripoli, Libya, Sunday, May 18, 2014

The State Department recommended Tuesday that Americans leave Libya immediately and warned U.S. citizens against any travel to the North African country.

The department also said that because of security concerns and limited staffing, it was only able to offer limited emergency services to U.S. citizens there. There was no move yet to evacuate diplomats from the embassy.

"U.S. citizens currently in Libya should exercise extreme caution and depart immediately," the department said in a statement.

The department in December warned U.S. citizens against all but essential travel to Tripoli, and against any travel outside the Libyan capital.

Also Tuesday, U.S. defense officials said the Navy warship USS Bataan had moved into the Mediterranean Sea and could be used, if needed, for any possible evacuation of American personnel from Libya. The officials said the Bataan, an amphibious assault ship, was not near Libya and wasn't expected to be positioned off its coast. It more likely would remain in the region, and could move or respond quickly if called.....snip~

State Department urges Americans to leave Libya immediately - Africa - Stripes


Here is some more news that argues the points about the US being inside Libya......How do you think this affects BO's FBI investigation now? Do you note how the Press is labeling this General as going after Islamists? What do you think this means in this pretext within Libya?

We are telling all Americans to get out of Libya.....yet we haven't made a move to evacuate any Embassy people yet. We have limited personnel and the Ansar al Sharia knows we have CIA there. As to some of the other Militias. Is this a disaster waiting to happen? What say ye?

Ok, who released the new internet video?

Check that.....we are preparing to evacuate and take care of any Business we need to.....to get our people out if necessary. US Marines are mobilizing as we speak. Hu-ah.



Marines and sailors with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Crisis Response conduct helicopter rope suspension training from an MV-22B Osprey at Morón Air Base


A Marine crisis-response team has deployed additional aircraft to Sicily as it awaits orders for a possible evacuation of American officials in Libya.

Seven Ospreys and three KC-130s from an air base in Spain have been positioned at U.S. Naval Air Station Sigonella, Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby told reporters Tuesday. Another Osprey would soon be arriving, the Pentagon said.

About 180 Marines and sailors with the team were moved last week with six aircraft from Morón Air Base in Spain; there are now 250 Marines there. The move was in response to growing concerns over militia battles in northern Libya and their proximity to Americans at the embassy in Tripoli. Several countries, including Saudi Arabia and Algeria, have already closed their diplomatic missions in Tripoli. <<<<< !

Kirby said there have been no requests for assistance from the Marines in Sigonella. But if called on to help with evacuations of U.S. diplomatic personnel or other requirements, he said the team is “in a posture and in a location that should they be needed in North Africa, specifically Libya, that they would be ready to do so.”

The battles in Libya come after fighters loyal to a former regime general and later rebel leader attacked Islamist militias in the eastern city of Benghazi and the parliament in Tripoli. The general, Khalifa Heftar, has long opposed the Islamist groups that have dominated the country’s east since the 2011 ouster of the Moammar Gadhafi regime. Other militias and groups have mobilized and vowed support for each side since the fighting began on Friday, leading to concerns that the violence is more serious than the skirmishes common between groups in recent years.....snip~

Aircraft sent to Italy for possible Libya evacuation - News - Stripes

Just another stellar example of failed leftist foreign policy. They have treated terrorists like victims of oppression instead of the hateful jackasses they are and it is getting more dangerous all over the world because of it.

PerfectStorm said:

Ok, who released the new internet video?

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Mornin' Storm. :2wave: The Libyans released the Video. I would think it was from those who are in government and not the General who is going after Islamists.

MMC said:

Mornin' Storm. :2wave: The Libyans released the Video. I would think it was from those who are in government and not the General who is going after Islamists.

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Let me get this straight. We suported the al Qeda and Islamists to overthrow Qaddaffi, and now we have sent in Hifter (CIA asset, lived last 20 years in Langley, Virginia, USA) to overthrow the Islamists. Reminds me of Benghazi where Amb. Stephens of the CIA accumulated weapons from Libyan armories and shipped them to Syrian al Qeda rebels. One question. Is there any OIL in Libya and are we helping USA big Energy Corporations acquire assets? Why don't they give some of these assets to me, as I am a taxpayer. Does the Gov't. just acquire assets for Big Money? There is OIL in Syria also. And in Iraq? What's the taxpaying citizens cut of this booty?

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Let me get this straight. We suported the al Qeda and Islamists to overthrow Qaddaffi, and now we have sent in Hifter (CIA asset, lived last 20 years in Langley, Virginia, USA) to overthrow the Islamists. Reminds me of Benghazi where Amb. Stephens of the CIA accumulated weapons from Libyan armories and shipped them to Syrian al Qeda rebels. One question. Is there any OIL in Libya and are we helping USA big Energy Corporations acquire assets? Why don't they give some of these assets to me, as I am a taxpayer. Does the Gov't. just acquire assets for Big Money? There is OIL in Syria also. And in Iraq? What's the taxpaying citizens cut of this booty?

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Mornin DF. :2wave: Tell me what you think of this.


Report: US commandos training counterterror teams in Africa.....
Published: May 27, 2014



A Marine with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Africa 13 demonstrates a proper shooting stance to a Uganda soldier during a combat marksmanship class at Camp Singo, Uganda, July 31, 2013. Special-Purpose MAGTF Africa helps Marine Forces Africa and U.S. Africa Command aid partner nations by conducting security force assistance and military-to-military engagements


U.S. special operations forces are attempting to build small teams of elite counterterror fighters in four African countries as part of a Pentagon program targeting al-Qaida-affiliated groups, but the effort is struggling to get off the ground as the military confronts a host of challenges in the region, The New York Times reported.

The Pentagon has been working to train special operations units in Libya, Niger, Mauritania and Mali, where concerns have been growing over groups such as al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, the Times reported online Monday. The effort involves members of the Army’s Green Berets and Delta Force.

The Defense Department is spending nearly $70 million to help train a counterterrorism battalion in Niger as well as a similar unit in Mauritania. The initiatives are still in the “formative stages,” a senior DOD official told the Times.

Meanwhile, $16 million was allotted by the Pentagon to train and equip two companies of Libyan troops and their support elements, which also involved an attempt to train troops at a secret military compound outside of Tripoli. That ended in August after militiamen stormed the base, stealing “hundreds of American-supplied automatic weapons, night-vision goggles, vehicles and other equipment,” the Times reported.

“As a result, the training was halted and the American instructors were sent home,” the Times reported. Officials from both countries have been looking for a more secure training site, but American officials are rethinking how they select local personnel to train, the Times reported.

For more than a decade, the U.S. military has been gradually building up its counterterror programs across Africa, with a particular focus on training indigenous troops to lead the effort. Both conventional and elite U.S. units have been involved in the mission, which has included training Ugandan soldiers to fight militants in Somalia as well as western African forces to take part in the fight against militants in Mali. The new effort to build elite teams in Libya, Niger, Mauritania and Mali is the latest signal that the Pentagon and its Africa Command remain focused on the effort to push local forces into the lead.....snip~

Report: US commandos training counterterror teams in Africa - News - Stripes

It appears the US is shifting our Policy towards the African Continent.....wouldn't you say.

That's Right.....they were definitely training the Ugandans in July of 2013. Green Berets and Delta. Wonder when they were sent there?

Oh and did you like that bit on.....the base was stormed in Tripoli in August of 2013?

MMC said:

We are telling all Americans to get out of Libya.....yet we haven't made a move to evacuate any Embassy people yet. We have limited personnel and the Ansar al Sharia knows we have CIA there. As to some of the other Militias. Is this a disaster waiting to happen? What say ye?

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Why would one assume that if one does not recieve a personal e-mail from BO confirming and detailing plans...that no plans are in action?

1750Texan said:

Why would one assume that if one does not recieve a personal e-mail from BO confirming and detailing plans...that no plans are in action?

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Post 3.....notice what I said. Reading is fundamental. Just sayin!

MMC said:

Mornin DF. :2wave: Tell me what you think of this.


Report: US commandos training counterterror teams in Africa.....
Published: May 27, 2014

A Marine with Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Africa 13 demonstrates a proper shooting stance to a Uganda soldier during a combat marksmanship class at Camp Singo, Uganda, July 31, 2013. Special-Purpose MAGTF Africa helps Marine Forces Africa and U.S. Africa Command aid partner nations by conducting security force assistance and military-to-military engagements


U.S. special operations forces are attempting to build small teams of elite counterterror fighters in four African countries as part of a Pentagon program targeting al-Qaida-affiliated groups, but the effort is struggling to get off the ground as the military confronts a host of challenges in the region, The New York Times reported.

The Pentagon has been working to train special operations units in Libya, Niger, Mauritania and Mali, where concerns have been growing over groups such as al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, the Times reported online Monday. The effort involves members of the Army’s Green Berets and Delta Force.

The Defense Department is spending nearly $70 million to help train a counterterrorism battalion in Niger as well as a similar unit in Mauritania. The initiatives are still in the “formative stages,” a senior DOD official told the Times.

Meanwhile, $16 million was allotted by the Pentagon to train and equip two companies of Libyan troops and their support elements, which also involved an attempt to train troops at a secret military compound outside of Tripoli. That ended in August after militiamen stormed the base, stealing “hundreds of American-supplied automatic weapons, night-vision goggles, vehicles and other equipment,” the Times reported.

“As a result, the training was halted and the American instructors were sent home,” the Times reported. Officials from both countries have been looking for a more secure training site, but American officials are rethinking how they select local personnel to train, the Times reported.

For more than a decade, the U.S. military has been gradually building up its counterterror programs across Africa, with a particular focus on training indigenous troops to lead the effort. Both conventional and elite U.S. units have been involved in the mission, which has included training Ugandan soldiers to fight militants in Somalia as well as western African forces to take part in the fight against militants in Mali. The new effort to build elite teams in Libya, Niger, Mauritania and Mali is the latest signal that the Pentagon and its Africa Command remain focused on the effort to push local forces into the lead.....snip~

Report: US commandos training counterterror teams in Africa - News - Stripes

It appears the US is shifting our Policy towards the African Continent.....wouldn't you say.

That's Right.....they were definitely training the Ugandans in July of 2013. Green Berets and Delta. Wonder when they were sent there?

Oh and did you like that bit on.....the base was stormed in Tripoli in August of 2013?

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I think that this is the real reason we took out Qaddaffi. He was helping organize African Nations to develop their resources independent of foreign hegemony. Now the USA can create some insurrections that will bankrupt these African Nations and force them to privatize (sell to USA Corporations) their Nation's resources. Big Continent with tremendous resource potential. Same thing that is ongoing in the Ukraine, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. Same modus operandi. CIA footprints on the ground.

MMC said:

Post 3.....notice what I said. Reading is fundamental. Just sayin!

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I commented to your Op...I dont read through the entire thread before I comment. My post holds true for ever post you make.

Maybe you should have waited to make a thread before you had all the facts...no we wouldn't do that.

DaveFagan said:

I think that this is the real reason we took out Qaddaffi. He was helping organize African Nations to develop their resources independent of foreign hegemony. Now the USA can create some insurrections that will bankrupt these African Nations and force them to privatize (sell to USA Corporations) their Nation's resources. Big Continent with tremendous resource potential. Same thing that is ongoing in the Ukraine, Libya, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. Same modus operandi. CIA footprints on the ground.

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Yeah, he was working on his United States of Africa.....which the Saud, Sunni and MB didn't like to much. Hence his removal.

Not even a year after they kill Stevens.....they raid a SECRET Military Compound outside of Tripoli. Not Benghazi this time and almost a year after the 911 Anniversary. The NY Times reported it.....but there sure wasn't a lot of news on it, that I can recall.

Do you think the FBI will still be able to conduct their investigation in Libya now?

1750Texan said:

I commented to your Op...I dont read through the entire thread before I comment. My post holds true for ever post you make.

Maybe you should have waited to make a thread before you had all the facts...no we wouldn't do that.

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Whatever.....no need to explain any limitations you have with reading. Considering it was still in Chronological order and still could be seen coming into the thread.

Maybe that article just came thru the Wire.....But no.....I doubt that mind of yours could even grasp such a thought, huh.

MMC said:

Yeah, he was working on his United States of Africa.....which the Saud, Sunni and MB didn't like to much. Hence his removal.

Not even a year after they kill Stevens.....they raid a SECRET Military Compound outside of Tripoli. Not Benghazi this time and almost a year after the 911 Anniversary. The NY Times reported it.....but there sure wasn't a lot of new on it, that I can recall.

Do you think the FBI will still be able to conduct their investigation in Libya now?

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Sure. They'll continue with the same effort they've expended up to this point. (BTW, the US has been conducting clandestine operations in Africa for decades. Back then, we usually kept secret operations secret. Today, not so much).

humbolt said:

Sure. They'll continue with the same effort they've expended up to this point. (BTW, the US has been conducting clandestine operations in Africa for decades. Back then, we usually kept secret operations secret. Today, not so much).

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Heya HB :2wave: .....yeah that's from the article on our SF training their troops.

But how did you like the uncovering of that base in Tripoli and it getting hit? I sure don't recall all our Top people talking about this attack back then. Nor even BO up and stuttering about how he found something else out thru the Media. Especially considering with what took place in Benghazi.

Seems this base wasn't so secret neither.....huh?

Now we are issuing a warning and telling Americans to leave immediately.....do we always just up and warn ALL civilian Americans to leave Immediately?

UPDATE: Ansar Al Sharia Warns the US and Tells the US to stay out of Libya or face Worse than what we did in Iraq. So now Ansar al Sharia continues to threaten us. While someone went after the New Libyan Prime Minister today.


Libyan Islamists to U.S.: Don't interfere or face worse than Iraq......


The leader of Islamist militant group Ansar al-Sharia in Libya's Benghazi city warned the United States on Tuesday against interference or it would face worse than the conflicts in Somalia, Iraq, or Afghanistan

Libya's young democracy is in turmoil three years after the NATO-backed war that ousted Muammar Gaddafi, with rival Islamist, anti-Islamist, regional and political factions locked in a complex struggle for influence in the OPEC member state.

Mohamed Zahawi, head of the Benghazi brigade of Ansar al-Sharia, accused the U.S. government of backing renegade former general Khalifa Haftar, who has begun a self-declared campaign to purge Libya of Islamist militants.

"We remind America, if they intervene, of their defeats in Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, because they would face in Libya something much worse," he said in a statement. "It was America who urged Haftar to turn the country towards war and bloodshed."

A former general under Gaddafi, Haftar earlier this month launched attacks with his irregular forces on Islamist militant bases in Benghazi because he said the government had failed.

Ansar al-Sharia also runs a network of social services in the city and has operated its own checkpoints.

The U.S. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the United States opposed political violence by all sides in Libya. "Our position is clear - political violence will not solve Libya's political problems. We call upon all parties in Libya to work constructively and productively toward finding solutions to the current crisis.".....snip~

Libyan Islamists to U.S.: Don't interfere or face worse than Iraq


Is our position clear? Really? :roll:

MMC said:

Heya HB :2wave: .....yeah that's from the article on our SF training their troops.

But how did you like the uncovering of that base in Tripoli and it getting hit? I sure don't recall all our Top people talking about this attack back then. Nor even BO up and stuttering about how he found something else out thru the Media. Especially considering with what took place in Benghazi.

Seems this base wasn't so secret neither.....huh?

Now we are issuing a warning and telling Americans to leave immediately.....do we always just up and warn ALL civilian Americans to leave Immediately?

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I expect that what we hear is just the tip of the iceberg. In my experience, it's best not to play footsie in Africa. Either do something, or don't do it. This administration seems intent on doing half of what's required there, and then blaming others for failure or simply not reporting the fiasco. If the mission is important enough to require personnel on the ground, civilian and otherwise, then it's important enough to offer a presence significant enough to thwart any threat. If not, then it's better to stay out entirely and let the locals sort it out or shoot it out without our people caught in the middle.

humbolt said:

I expect that what we hear is just the tip of the iceberg. In my experience, it's best not to play footsie in Africa. Either do something, or don't do it. This administration seems intent on doing half of what's required there, and then blaming others for failure or simply not reporting the fiasco. If the mission is important enough to require personnel on the ground, civilian and otherwise, then it's important enough to offer a presence significant enough to thwart any threat. If not, then it's better to stay out entirely and let the locals sort it out or shoot it out without our people caught in the middle.

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I agree.....Didn't take long for Ansar al Sharia to threaten us. So I doubt they are to worried. Plus now they have some of our tech for Night fighting.

MMC said:

I agree.....Didn't take long for Ansar al Sharia to threaten us. So I doubt they are to worried. Plus now they have some of our tech for Night fighting.

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Given this administration's track record there in protecting people and material, I highly recommend everybody get out. Everybody. When it gets hot, and it will, we can see that in spite of our assets in the region, the likelihood they'd actually be deployed in Libya is about nil. I'm not anxious for such a deployment anyway, so we might as well call it what it is, and get out. The new "on the cheap" idea isn't working out so well for the people on the firing line, and those are the people I'm most concerned about. How this administration cares to spin its next fiasco is a secondary concern.

humbolt said:

Given this administration's track record there in protecting people and material, I highly recommend everybody get out. Everybody. When it gets hot, and it will, we can see that in spite of our assets in the region, the likelihood they'd actually be deployed in Libya is about nil. I'm not anxious for such a deployment anyway, so we might as well call it what it is, and get out. The new "on the cheap" idea isn't working out so well for the people on the firing line, and those are the people I'm most concerned about. How this administration cares to spin its next fiasco is a secondary concern.

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I agree. Especially since Obama is currently "revamping" his foreign affairs policies which is really unclear what this is going to look like for the next two years. Without clear leadership for the sake of Americans, it's time to get them the heck out of Libya and anywhere else in present danger. If he isn't serious about fighting terrorism, there's no need to leave our people in places where they are sitting ducks.

humbolt said:

Given this administration's track record there in protecting people and material, I highly recommend everybody get out. Everybody. When it gets hot, and it will, we can see that in spite of our assets in the region, the likelihood they'd actually be deployed in Libya is about nil. I'm not anxious for such a deployment anyway, so we might as well call it what it is, and get out. The new "on the cheap" idea isn't working out so well for the people on the firing line, and those are the people I'm most concerned about. How this administration cares to spin its next fiasco is a secondary concern.

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I think this goes with what you are talking about HB. We even have Marine RECON.....over there. Sent there in Feb of 2013. Were there any others since now.....we know there was Green Berets and Delta there.


This goes back as far as 2007 when it started. So anything here and going forward. All falls Under BO!!!!!



Going forward, the U.S. and its Africa Command appear well positioned to press ahead with counter-terrorism efforts. It’s the culmination of a near decade-long, laser-like focus on security threats emanating from Africa. Those efforts picked up steam since the formation of AFRICOM in 2007.

Yet some experts caution that such attention has skewed how Africa is viewed, resulting in an overly militarized outlook that sees an Islamic militant threat and little else. The risk, experts warn, is that isolated regional threats get conflated into something bigger.....snip~



An increasing US focus on Africa — but is it a 'pivot'?


A force reconnaissance Marine goes over threat detection methods with a group of Ugandan soldiers. Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force 12 sent a small team of Marines into Uganda in February to train Ugandan forces for the fight against al-Shabaab in Somalia and the hunt for the Lord's Resistance Army in central Africa.

The U.S. commando raids earlier this month in Somalia and Libya have some pundits floating the idea that the U.S. could be in the early stages of a strategic swing toward Africa. The idea has already been hash-tagged on Twitter as a kind of counterpoint to the much touted U.S. strategic shift to Asia.

With misrule and weak governance casting an arc of instability across a large swath of Africa, the region at times seems almost front and center as U.S policymakers fret over the range of threats from home-grown terrorist groups in Somalia, Nigeria, and the Maghreb that have loose ties to al-Qaida and increasingly seem to be developing ties with each other.

The U.S. has responded with a surge of Africa-focused military activity. In addition to training African militaries at the forefront of counter-terrorism efforts, the U.S. recently launched two southern Europe-based Marine Air Ground Task Forces focused on crisis response, which have been put on alert multiple times in the past few months In addition, there’s a growing constellation of small U.S. drone outposts: In Niger, bordering troublespots Libya and Mali, in Ethiopia, a gateway to Somalia, and a larger military base of operations at Camp Lemonier in Djibouti, strategically placed on the Gulf of Aden.....snip~

An increasing US focus on Africa

Which reminds me.....We have Restricted our Troops to base in Djibouti. That's also where we have a Drone Base.


Djibouti-based troops restricted to base following bombing.....



U.S. Army Soldiers with Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa's East Africa Response Force (EARF) load onto a U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Dec. 18, 2013. The EARF deployed to South Sudan supporting the departure of U.S. Embassy personnel.


U.S. military personnel at Camp Lemonnier are locked down following a fatal bombing Saturday at a restaurant frequented by westerners in Djibouti, the strategic Horn of Africa nation that borders Somalia.

No U.S. personnel were among the dead or injured, but, as a precaution, troops have been restricted to base, the U.S. military's Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa said.

Official business is continuing, but off-post missions are being carefully considered to ensure necessary precautions are taken, Summers-Lowe added.

"People are our most important asset and following the events of last weekend CJTF-HOA has increased security measures as appropriate and will continue to assess the situation in order to protect our personnel," Summers-Lowe said by email.

Three civilians were killed and scores of others were injured in the attack, including some military assigned to the European Union's counter-piracy mission, according to multiple media reports.

Since 2001, Camp Lemonnier has served as the U.S. military's main operational hub on the continent with a special focus on security matters around the Horn of Africa. In all, about 4,000 U.S. personnel are stationed in Djibouti, where the military compound has been under rapid expansion. Earlier this month, the U.S. reached a long-term security deal that ensures the military access to Camp Lemonnier for at least another 10 years.....snip~

http://www.stripes.com/news/djibouti-based-troops-restricted-to-base-following-bombing-1.285636

MMC said:

In this image made from video provided by the Libyan national army via AP Television, Tripoli joint security forces stand guard at the entrance to the parliament after troops of Gen. Khalifa Hifter targeted Islamist lawmakers and officials at the parliament in Tripoli, Libya, Sunday, May 18, 2014

The State Department recommended Tuesday that Americans leave Libya immediately and warned U.S. citizens against any travel to the North African country.

The department also said that because of security concerns and limited staffing, it was only able to offer limited emergency services to U.S. citizens there. There was no move yet to evacuate diplomats from the embassy.

"U.S. citizens currently in Libya should exercise extreme caution and depart immediately," the department said in a statement.

The department in December warned U.S. citizens against all but essential travel to Tripoli, and against any travel outside the Libyan capital.

Also Tuesday, U.S. defense officials said the Navy warship USS Bataan had moved into the Mediterranean Sea and could be used, if needed, for any possible evacuation of American personnel from Libya. The officials said the Bataan, an amphibious assault ship, was not near Libya and wasn't expected to be positioned off its coast. It more likely would remain in the region, and could move or respond quickly if called.....snip~

State Department urges Americans to leave Libya immediately - Africa - Stripes


Here is some more news that argues the points about the US being inside Libya......How do you think this affects BO's FBI investigation now? Do you note how the Press is labeling this General as going after Islamists? What do you think this means in this pretext within Libya?

We are telling all Americans to get out of Libya.....yet we haven't made a move to evacuate any Embassy people yet. We have limited personnel and the Ansar al Sharia knows we have CIA there. As to some of the other Militias. Is this a disaster waiting to happen? What say ye?

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So much for bringing the terrorists who had a spontaneous demonstration over a video they'd never seen and killed four Americans..I guess Obama isn't ever going to get any rest now.

Two years ago a conquering hero, defeated terrorism and managed regime change in Libya, today persona non grata.

Well played, Barry, well played. Hows that apology workin' out for ya? Care to comment on "guns and Bibles"?

Fearandloathing said:

So much for bringing the terrorists who had a spontaneous demonstration over a video they'd never seen and killed four Americans..I guess Obama isn't ever going to get any rest now.

Two years ago a conquering hero, defeated terrorism and managed regime change in Libya, today persona non grata.

Well played, Barry, well played. Hows that apology workin' out for ya? Care to comment on "guns and Bibles"?

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Certainly doesn't look like he will with Africa. Plus we know we will be in Djibouti for the next decade. One thing is for sure.....it don't seem like anything is much of a secret over there.

With Libya its not just Ansar al Sharia.....its the militias that are joining up to, which means Berbers that wont accept anything backed and running with the MB or any Sunni Arabs.

Then this General just tried to take the Parliament. While still going after whoever in the East and around Benghazi. Its the Wild Wild West. now.

Just when Libya was actually becoming a nice place, Obama F's it up.

Did those 112 cruise missiles on day one of the unwarranted attack, and what followed, do any good to the world?