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September 14th, 2012
07:29 PM ET
Benghazi: What intelligence agencies knew
CNN's Intelligence Correspondent Suzanne reports on what intelligence agencies knew before the Benghazi attack.
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Flight 370
Is anyone checking the "Chinese" connection here? Out of the blue, a slanderous video clip shows up on You-tube about the prophet, Mohammed, causing world wide demonstrations.
You-tube and its parent company refuse to remove it. Then at the other side of the world, China "suddenly" decides to make claim to islands owned by Japan, and the Philippines. Not only does China make big claims, but drives the Chinese extremist groups into a frenzy against Japan. America is too busy with the Muslim problem to really get involved with the Asian problem. Then we have the sudden appearance of the next ruler to be of China, having a friendly meeting with the new government of Egypt. In the Japanese language there is a word for this – "ayashii". It means "strange", or "suspicious". Maybe it's time that State Department started connecting the dots better.