More on arrest of General Ham. This is a junta behavior, what was done, in my opinion amounts to armed coup d’etat, which is justifies an action by the military to stop coup d’etat
Posted on | May 9, 2013 | 4 Comments
Orly,
In follow up to your note, I was informed by a close friend several months ago that General Ham was stopped, at gun point, from deploying the military troops to help the Americans at Benghazi. I was informed that General Ham was told if he kept his month shut he could keep his command, otherwise he would be set up. It was General Ham’s second in command that stopped him from the deployment of the troops.
The way I learned this is from a very close friend that was in the service at the same time I was. His former commander is a very close friend of General Ham. General Ham informed him what had happened. I do not know if this is the way General Ham was trying to get the information out to the world about what happened to him so an investigation could be opened. A full investigation needs to go into who gave the orders to General Ham’s second in command for him to step in and stop the troop deployment.
The media keeps trying to spin this into there was not enough time to reach the Americans under attack. & hours just wasn’t enough time. While no one knew how long the attacks were going to go on and how long the troops could hold off their attackers, OR DID THEY ALREADY KNOW AHEAD OF TIME AND JUST WAITED THEM OUT UNTIL THEY WERE MURDERED. NO ONE was ever deployed. Our fighter could have been there in 2 hours and could have landed at the airport in Tripoli to refuel. They did not need tankers. Those could be sent later.
Thanks for your great work.
Richard
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May 9th, 2013 @ 3:53 am
It is such a travesty that the “MEN” such as General Ham, that tried to do their jobs, were themselves put under House Arrest and pushed out of their life long careers because he was trying to do his job and save an Ambassador and many other American citizens and military. How disgusting, how disgusting.
Shame on whoever made that call to do such a horrible thing to General Ham and contributed in my opinion to the deaths of the men who were doing their jobs as well. Whoever made this call to tell our military to stand down has blood on their hands. I pray that somehow, someway the truth does surface and NOW!!!
God bless America and the truth.
May 9th, 2013 @ 7:14 am
Issa’s Commitee, instead of disbanding `after a one-day meeting, should follow the example of the 1973 Watergate Special Commitee, and start to subpenae all these conspirators in a sequential manner. The long term memory of the American electorate is short, and Issa needs to keep the investigation unto the Benghazigate affair going on a continuous basis.
If he keeps this dilation going, the Usurper could well finish his term.
May 9th, 2013 @ 7:25 am
There is one person and one person only who can order a “Theater Of Operations” Commander (General Ham was AFRICOM Theater Of Operations Commander), relieved of command — the Commander In Chief/POTUS.
CINC/POTUS does not have to issue such an order directly but, rather, can do so down the Chain of Command:
Secretary of Defense
Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff
Theater Of Operations Second in Command
May 11th, 2013 @ 2:52 am
I wonder if he was stopped by Ralph (Rob) Baker? He had been with the Joint Chiefs and had not been in Africom long… and Ham is said to have fired him in March due to a lack of confidence..
Rumors all of course…