Security Contractors: Clinton State Department Silenced Us on Benghazi Terror Lapses
Cameron Cawthorne reports at the Free Beacon:
Two security contractors on Tuesday blew the whistle during an exclusive interview with Fox News' chief intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge about Hillary Clinton's State Department silencing them on Benghazi lapses.
Four Americans, including the U.S. ambassador to Libya, were killed on September 11, 2012, in a terrorist attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya.
"Was the State Department contract officer trying to silence you?" Herridge asked.
"Oh absolutely," longtime special forces soldier and security contractor executive Joe Torres said. "The U.S. ambassador is dead and nobody is held accountable for it."
"Brad Owens, a former Army intelligence officer echoed Torres," the Free Beacon reports, "saying that those 'who made the poor choices that actually, I would say, were more responsible for the Benghazi attacks than anyone else, they're still in the same positions, making security choices for our embassies overseas now'."
"Torres went on to say that this terrorist attack could happen again and ‘nothing [has] changed' in making the security safer," according to the Free Beacon.
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