Testifying at the trial for Ahmed Abu Khattala, alleged mastermind behind the Benghazi terror attacks in 2012, Agent Scott Wickland revealed the haunting last words uttered by Ambassador Chris Stevens.
As militants stormed the diplomatic compound and smoke enveloped them that fateful night, Wickland tried his best to save the Ambassador and information officer Sean Smith by leading them to a bathroom with an open window.
The agent recounted Stevens last words to him as he came to accept his fate.
“When I die, you need to pick up my gun and keep fighting,” Stevens told him.
“When I die, you need to pick up my gun and keep fighting.” Chris Stevens. https://t.co/qQbeBF85Eu
— Tommy DeSimone (@OutlawProphet15) October 4, 2017
Those are 13 words that should forever haunt former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama.
Not only did the Obama State Department fail to provide adequate security for Ambassador Stevens leading up to the attack, but they failed to figuratively pick up his gun and keep fighting after the attack.
Kris Paronto, a former Army ranger and military contractor, and commando John Tiegen, both individuals who survived the Benghazi attack, have consistently refuted government claims that there was no ‘stand down’ order that day.
“That’s just silly,” he told Megyn Kelly.
Tiegen concurred, “Everything we testified to they agreed with us 100 percent. … But for some reason they don’t want to believe us that we were told to stand down.”
Multiple sources had previously confirmed that CIA operators in Benghazi asked for help three separate times and were denied those requests each time.
Smith’s mother, Pat Smith, said she believes there was a stand down order.
“I absolutely believe them,” she said in an interview after the movie “13 Hours” was released. “Who else am I supposed to believe? The people who didn’t tell me anything, like the State Department? I kept begging them to tell me what happened.”
Meanwhile, a shocking new report this past month indicated contractors charged with shoring up lax security in Benghazi were forced to keep quiet and toe the Obama Administration’s line on what happened in the following weeks.
“A U.S. ambassador is dead and nobody is held accountable for it. And three guys … all died trying to defend him,” said Jerry Torres, one of the security contractors.
FOX EXCLUSIVE: Contractors say Hillary Clinton’s State Department silenced them on Benghazi security lapses pic.twitter.com/IirHL75WHh
— Drew Liquerman 🇺🇸 (@DrewLiquerman) September 13, 2017
In other words, nobody picked up a gun and fought against these terrorists either before or after Stevens’ death.
Stevens reaction in the face of certain death was incredibly courageous.
The Obama administration’s reaction in the face of political fallout on the handling of terrorism just before the 2012 election is nothing more than pure cowardice.
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