Benghazi: Know Thy Enemy

A Cold Case Investigation

De: Sarah Adams, Dave Benton

Narrado por: Brian Sears

Duración: 8 h y 45 m

Resumen del Editor

Starting on September 11th, 2012, al-Qa'ida carried out a series of terrorist attacks on the U.S. Consulate and CIA Annex in Benghazi, Libya, killing four Americans, including U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens. With over 150 attackers at the Consulate alone, the attack was the largest terrorist attack on a U.S. diplomatic mission in history. And yet, the case remained unsolved.

The terrorists were never brought to justice because they had not been identified until now. Two former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Officers involved in the Libyan crisis before, during, and after the attacks decided they would not allow an al-Qa'ida terrorist attack to become a cold case.

In this audio, you will find a first-hand account of the attacks showcasing the terrorists involved. For the first time, they open their files into a self-funded, open-source investigation into the perpetrators.

Drawing on their extensive experience and knowledge of the region, to offer a unique and valuable perspective on the events. This important and timely book provides crucial insights into a tragedy as the CIA Officers share their findings with the listener. The hope is to honor the memory of those killed by exposing and bringing justice to the real enemies of the United States.

©2023 Sarah Adams, Dave Benton (P)2023 Sarah Adams, Dave Benton

We Owe a Debt of Gratitude to These Patriots ...

We Owe a Debt of Gratitude to These Patriots and to those On Watch in their wake. Thank you, Dave and Sarah, for this investigation. I pray something substantial is done with it by the United States of America.

Bob

Great read.
Here is my biggest takeaway.
Bob is an ass hat
Don't be a Bob

My Brothers keeper

The amount of time, effort, and energy spent on the research is amazing. These are the people who you want watching your back in a world full of wolves. Their dedication to their fallen brothers in compiling all of the names and affiliations of the attackers is astounding. What I don’t understand is, If we are going to let the CIA and the Department of State go and stick their hands into these places, why are we not (have we not) going after these criminals? I agree that an eye for an eye leaves everyone blind, but you also don’t lay down when you are attacked either. Government/politics is a giant game. Those who died, died for each other and should have been avenged. Sad.

Truth is good

It is amazing to get the truth of the fiasco of Benghazi. Clinton is still a waste of humanity, but so is Obama and the incompetent elitist sycophants he hired. It is absolutely incredible that the news media continues to cover for all of this disaster, including the show trial of a guy who came in after the fact to loot the embassy. Thank you to these two incredibly brave and honest Americans for explaining so much of what happened, not only in Benghazi, but the ongoing workings of the terrorist group.

WTF Bob

I remember hearing about the attack after it happened. I always wondered why we didn’t do more. Lot of unanswered why questions now. It’s amazing how much information has been gathered.

Every American Should Read

Shocking details kept from the public by a presidential administration and some CIA management. And as both the author and the Northern Alliance leader said, if you use Islamist organizations to accomplish foreign policy goals, you’ll eventually have to pay the piper.

Further, they are to be ignored at our peril. For they are not all isolationist (i.e. Iran still attempting to export its revolution).

Why Hillary Clinton should be in jail

Factual information the main stream media would never let you know . And how the ambassadors life could have been saved.

Great dossier and timeline

As I mentioned above, this was a great dossier on many terrorists and suspected terrorists. The names being so similar does make it tricky to follow.

Narrated by a 90's computer

The narration is so terrible. This guy so7nds like a computer generated voice... and not a cool modern one but one from a 90's computer lab at an elementary school. it is seriously killing the book for me.

I've heard Sarah Adams in Interview, and her information was riveting. the manuscript is written more like a scientific report, very dry. Surely it's magnified by the narration but just go listen to her Interview and skip the book.

Impossible to follow

While it is information I’d love to know this book is utterly impossible to follow. Between the 500 acronyms and 1000 names with eighteen hyphens and 27 syllables, I gave up about an hour in. Unless you have intimate knowledge of everything beforehand it is pointless to even try.