I could've sworn I watched Obama say terrorists attacked the embassy the very next morning and said "We will get the ones who caused this." While mentioning they did use the protests as a pretense for the attack.. So you're a moron if you think the video did not cause protests. And that Obama claimed the attack was anything other than terrorism. People like Troll have this conception that the situation has to be EITHER OR and in reality it's.. both.. The video caused protests; terrorists attacked the embassy. How hard is that to comprehend? There's been nothing hidden. If this has been a cover up, they've covered up nothing.
Spewing vitriol at the president over every finger lift he does tends to dilute the effects of your rabid screaming, especially since you folks like to bitch and whine anytime he does something because he's a socialist Kenyan/black unamerican bastard out to git our jobs. The fact that your main source for these claims of a coverup are a Karl Rove political ad
tm that actually has nothing of substance only goes to prove how hollow your argument [or lack-thereof] is, and that you'd make it no matter what the situation was or what happened.
Obama has been unusually upfront and honest, even for a dodgy political figure. I really cannot think of too many instances where he has said one thing and done another or failed to uphold a promise, or bluntly lied about something. For what it's worth, this is probably the last character fault you could try to attack Obama with.
Yeah, Obama's pretty honest.
Like when he ran for president on closing Guantanamo.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/OTUS/guantanamo-bay-open-promises/story?id=16698768#.UHvFSu6IDzs
Let's not even consider other promises like cutting the deficit, getting rid of corruption and then giving stimulus deals to his backers, railing against the Patriot Act and then strengthening his ability to indefinitely detain American citizens, promising transparency in the government and then using executive privilege to shield Eric Holder from testifying about the Fast and Furious program that gave thousands of guns to Mexican drug cartels without tracking devices.
#2, you're a fool who spews non truths. The link you show backs nothing you say up. It actually refutes you claiming he broke his promise:
Obama has run into plenty of opposition in Congress. Lawmakers passed a bill preventing federal money from being used to transfer Guantanamo prisoners to the United States. Obama signed that bill into law, even as he issued a statement that disapproved of it. The provision was part of a bigger military bill that Obama said was too important not to sign.
Republicans, in particular, say that Guantanamo must stay open to keep terrorists there.
Here's something for you to learn about, kiddo:With the policy shifts, Mr. Obama is acknowledging the difficulty he has faced in trying to close the prison at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba, which he had ordered on his second day in office. He is also responding to a congressional ban of moving detainees to the U.S. for trial or detention, which undercut administration plans for civilian trials for some now held at Guantanamo.
Administration officials say the executive order Mr. Obama issued on Monday adds due-process rights absent under Mr. Bush. It calls for periodic reviews of detainees who the administration has determined should be detained indefinitely. The administration has said there are now 48 such detainees who can't be put on trial because, among other reasons, evidence might be tainted by their treatment during questioning and might be deemed by judges to have been coerced.
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The administration's efforts to demonstrate that civilian courts should be the preferred venue to handle terrorism trials was called into question last November, when a New York jury rejected more than 200 counts against a Tanzanian man charged in the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings in Africa. The man was convicted on a single count and sentenced to life in prison.
At the same time, Congress has blocked Mr. Obama's ability to bring Guantanamo prisoners to the U.S. for trial or detention. The Obama administration has transferred or resettled nearly 70 detainees, mostly to Europe.
The issue isn't as black and white as you wish to see it, since you're obviously biased against Obama. I won't even go over the rest of your idiocy since it bears no weight and is backed by nothing but party patriotism vitriol that serves no purpose.