Deputy PM Eamon Gilmore condemns Libyan attacks on US embassy - VIDEO

As an American I would like to thank the first four posters for their condolences to the families of the four Americans murdered in Libya.

Gilmore is Soft as Double Devon Cream ! Barack “ Hit Man “ Obama and his gang of Rough Riders, answer to the Call of Remember the Alamo ! Remember the Maine ! Remember the Lusitania ! Remember Pearl Harbor ! Never Forget ! So much for all that lopsided, asymmetric, Humanitarian malarkey. The Fact of the Matter is, the Presidents “ Global Community” is no better than Bashar Al Assad`s Syria,or Vladimir Putin’s United Russia ! It seems quite possible, the Islamic Jihad may be a greater threat to the Egotism and Status ,of Defense Spending Elitist Brass, than it is to Freedom and Democracy. The old Damsel in Distress trick, that was used as a pretext, to save tribal patriarchal Europe from the thralls of Pestilence and Savoyard Priests, should now keep the EU in the High Chair at least, until the November Elections. "... whether societies of men are really capable or not of establishing good government from reflection and choice, or whether they are forever destined to depend for their political constitution on accident and force. " Alexander Hamilton.

Actually, WoundedKnee, it shows exactly the opposite. The Libyan people have risen up in protest over the attack and the murders and the Lybyan government has already arrested four people. Terror attacks have taken many governments by "suprise." You might remember a guy called Bush who failed to prevent another attack on a September 11th 11 years ago even after his security people had warned him as early as May 1st and continued warning him until they threatened to quit in frustration over his lack of action.

This tragedy proves the recklessness of the administration in overthowing Gadaffi last year. And what kind of Libya-style crazies will take over in Syria if American policy succeeds and Assad is deposed? The answer is that no one knows--that alone should counsel prudence and non-intervention.