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To: t4texas who wrote (515418)	10/20/2012 10:44:40 PM
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To: t4texas who wrote (515418)	10/21/2012 2:36:49 AM
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Former CIA officials say no way WH didn’t know Benghazi was a terrorist attack, even during the attack Posted by The Right Scoop on October 20th, 2012 KP Note: ["Critic".....this will be important info and will have to be discussed by the WH....!] Judge Jeanine had three former CIA officers on her show tonight that described something called a “Critic”, short for critical incident, which is a report fired off in a crisis by a Chief of Station that goes to everyone in the intelligence community in real time. They describe it like a flare being fired off in an emergency, that it tells everyone that something critical is going on and they have to take action immediately: I was a Chief of Station three different times so I’ve done this before. That report, a Flash or a Critic going back to Washington D.C. goes to CIA headquarters but it also goes to the situation room in the White House. It goes to the Bureau of Intelligence and Research in the State Department. It goes to the military committee – it goes to all of them. … When you’re a Chief of Station and you’re in a crisis, you fire out to the entire community and they all go it immediately. Watch the eye-opening report below therightscoop.com