Topic: Rep. Trey Gowdy: Obama changing names and relocating Benghazi survivors

[Weisshaupt]

What would you do???

Accept the first offer, get relocated, be a good solider for 6 months  and integrate yourself into your new life.
Meanwhile contact an old buddy on the down low.  Email account using a Hotel PC perhaps.  A Letter dropped off in a public mail box. Go hunting where you know your buddy hunts.

  Get them to  contact consulates clandestinely  to find who will shelter you. Russia seems to be into that now.
Tell the Feds you are going to take a family trip to see Alaska or th Grand Canyon.  Then over the border into Mexico or Canada to the consulate where you immediately issue a press release that  they threatened to kill anyone you left behind and here is what you know.  Yep. They will call you a traitor, but probably won't move on the people you left behind.  And traitor to what? To the Obama Regime?  Sure.  To the Constitution and the America you knew. Certainly not. You aren't going home again, but then,  none of us is. Our country is already gone. 

[Libertas]

Yeah, Amerika is no longer a freindly place to be if you are for freedom and liberty...if your a statist or a dumbass you're probably fine with the way things are going, for everybody else there is only looking out for you and yours!

[Glock32]

I keep getting back to this idea that one of our major problems is that there's really no frontier left on this planet. Prior to the 20th century there was always some form of frontier, somewhere. People who don't like being herded and subjected to the whims of the dumbass majority could go to the frontier, where life was harsh -- but it was precisely that harshness that kept the dumbass majority out.

Maybe the lesson to learn for when/if there's ever a new frontier is, don't do too good a job of civilizing the place once you get there. Keep it wild and hostile to an extent.

[IronDioPriest]

I keep getting back to this idea that one of our major problems is that there's really no frontier left on this planet. Prior to the 20th century there was always some form of frontier, somewhere. People who don't like being herded and subjected to the whims of the dumbass majority could go to the frontier, where life was harsh -- but it was precisely that harshness that kept the dumbass majority out.

Maybe the lesson to learn for when/if there's ever a new frontier is, don't do too good a job of civilizing the place once you get there. Keep it wild and hostile to an extent.

My wife had a hospital CFO opportunity come her way several years ago - in Barrow Alaska. We turned it down, for reasons that seemed obvious at the time. I think that in the coming sh*tstorm, it may take that degree of remoteness to live in relative liberty.

[Libertas]

I keep getting back to this idea that one of our major problems is that there's really no frontier left on this planet. Prior to the 20th century there was always some form of frontier, somewhere. People who don't like being herded and subjected to the whims of the dumbass majority could go to the frontier, where life was harsh -- but it was precisely that harshness that kept the dumbass majority out.

Maybe the lesson to learn for when/if there's ever a new frontier is, don't do too good a job of civilizing the place once you get there. Keep it wild and hostile to an extent.

My wife had a hospital CFO opportunity come her way several years ago - in Barrow Alaska. We turned it down, for reasons that seemed obvious at the time. I think that in the coming sh*tstorm, it may take that degree of remoteness to live in relative liberty.

If an opportunity comes up again and you take it, don't forget about me, I have experience in that industry. 

21 and light snow there right now...that don't seem too bad.

Not a lot of jobs right now...

http://www.cityofbarrow.org/component/option,com_jobline/Itemid,29/

Man, are they ever way the heck up there though!

[Glock32]

Barrow would be too remote and hostile even for me. You lose modern technology and logistics, how do you survive there? It's an arctic tundra.

[Libertas]

The only way is to bring with you that which you need to make what you need.  Otherwise it is whatever that can be flown up to you during good weather.  Definitely need to think long-term all the time up there!

[Pablo de Fleurs]

@Heritage: The #Benghazi Eyewitnesses http://t.co/hK0sYm8RbA

Benghazi Eyewitnesses to Testify on Capitol Hill
by Helle Dale | November 8, 2013 at 11:50 am

Three more eyewitnesses to the Benghazi terrorist attack on September 11, 2012, will finally have the opportunity to speak to Members of Congress next week.

Without increasing insistence from the Hill, it is highly unlikely that their accounts would ever be heard. From day one, the Obama White House has been presenting misleading narratives about the events that night, and gag orders have aimed to keep survivors silent. Kudos to Senator Lindsey Graham (R–SC) and others in Congress for keeping the pressure up.

Three CIA employees who were eyewitnesses to the attack are expected to testify in a closed-door session before the House Intelligence Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations. They will add to the previously deposed firsthand accounts of the two security agents to the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee.

The Obama Administration does not want this to happen. In a letter to Senator Graham, the State Department cited Justice Department advice that the eyewitnesses could be needed for a criminal trial, which could be jeopardized by their congressional testimony. Ironically for an Administration that failed to provide adequate security in Benghazi, concern for the eyewitnesses’ safety was also given as a reason.

Both excuses are pretty flimsy, particularly since not a single one of the Benghazi attackers has been apprehended more than a year after the event. And the State Department has not even posted a reward for any information leading to their capture.

Having finally gotten some of the eyewitnesses to come forward, Members of Congress will have to be prepared to help shield them from the potential reprisals from the Obama Administration.

The deputy chief of mission in Tripoli, Gregory Hicks, was punished for testifying before Congress by having his career sidelined at the State Department. He is currently on leave from State, having landed as a visiting fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

And a key witness in the compelling 60 Minutes segment on Benghazi that aired on October 27, Dylan Davies, a British defense contractor, who appeared under the pseudonym Morgan Jones, has found himself in a firestorm of allegations that he changed his narrative to sell his new book. Davies, meanwhile, has challenged the FBI to release his original post-Benghazi deposition to show that it was consistent with his on-air account. The FBI has refused.

Congressional oversight should not let up. As the Obama Administration has clammed up, and most of the media has been whistling past the graveyard, it is the only way the truth will come out.

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[RickZ]

Three CIA employees who were eyewitnesses to the attack are expected to testify in a closed-door session before the House Intelligence Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.

Not good enough.  If President Hissy Fit and the Bungling Bitch of Benghazi, along with the commie Susan Rice, are going to lie publicly to the American people about what happened, then their lies should be exposed in the full light of day at an open hearing.  A closed hearing just gives the Owebama Maladministration more cover.

[Libertas]

Three CIA employees who were eyewitnesses to the attack are expected to testify in a closed-door session before the House Intelligence Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.

Not good enough.  If President Hissy Fit and the Bungling Bitch of Benghazi, along with the commie Susan Rice, are going to lie publicly to the American people about what happened, then their lies should be exposed in the full light of day at an open hearing.  A closed hearing just gives the Owebama Maladministration more cover.

You have to get elected by whatever means possible and bribe your way onto the right committees to get a peek behind the curtain...if you want transparency and accountability you are on the wrong plantet in the wrong solar system!!!