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To: FJB who wrote (951050)	7/28/2016 4:06:45 PM
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Trump counters Hillary's statement that he is dangerous.Judge Andrew Napolitano cites a federal case in Arizona that uncovers Hillary Clinton's illegal arms sales to Qatar. Recently uncovered emails confirm Hillary Clinton's illegal arms sales to Qatar, and those arms ended up in Libya, Syria, and al Qaeda.HILLARY CLINTON KNOWLYING SOLD ARMS TO AN INTERNATIONAL TERRORIST ORGANIZATION.....Democrats, imagine if George W. Bush did this.....WILL YOU EVER TURN ON HILLARY THE PSYCHOPATH?! HILLARY THE WAR CRIMINAL! HILLARY IS A CRIMINAL!!! Hillary Clinton, Arms Dealer Frontpagemagazine November 9, 2015 The dirty deals that put illegal arms shipments into the hands of Libyan jihadists. In a scathing column Fox News contributor Andrew Napolitano makes the convincing case that Hillary Clinton sold weapons to Libya in a direction violation of the U.N. arms embargo, and then lied about it under oath during her testimony before the House Select Committee on Benghazi Oct. 22. "To pursue her goal of a democratic' government there, Clinton, along with Obama and a dozen or so members of Congress from both houses and both political parties, decided she should break the law by permitting U.S. arms dealers to violate the U.N. arms embargo and arm Libyan rebels whom she hoped would one day run the new government,â€ Napolitano explains. "So she exercised her authority as secretary of state to authorize the shipment of American-made arms to Qatar, a country beholden to the Muslim Brotherhood and friendly to the Libyan rebels and a country the U.S. had no business armingâ€”unless the purpose of doing so was for the arms to be transferred to the rebels." Memos recovered from the incinerated compound in Benghazi give great weight to the assertion. The documents were obtained by the Washington Times and they reveal the American diplomats stationed there were keeping track of numerous potential U.S.-sanctioned weapons shipments aimed at arming our allies, "one or more of which were destined for the Transitional National Council, the Libyan movement that was seeking to oust Gadhafi and form a new government,â€ the paper reports. A file marked "arms deal" reveals that one of those shipments was supposed to be sent by Dolarian Capital Inc. of Fresno, CA, one of many arms sellers that work with U.S. intelligence. The file contained an end use certificate from the State Departmentâ€™s office of defense trade controls licensing, and Dolarian confirmed one of the licensing requests the State Department initially approved in 2011 was an authorization to send weapons to Libya via Kuwait. The certificate was inexplicably revoked before Dolarian could ship rocket and grenade launchers, 7,000 machine guns and 8 million rounds of ammunition originally manufactured by former Soviet-bloc nations in Eastern Europe. Dolarian Capital submitted the end user certificate in question to the U.S. Department of State for review and issuance of a license to transfer the arms and ammunition to Libya,â€ one of the company's attorneys said in a statement issued to the Times. "The U.S. Department of State responded with a approval, which was revoked shortly thereafter. As a result no arms or ammunition was shipped or delivered to Libya under the end user certificate. Nonetheless, federal court documents obtained by Fox News reveal arms sales to Libyan rebels that occurred during Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State were ultimately transacted. "It was then, and remains now, my opinion that the United States did participate, directly or indirectly, in the supply of weapons to the Libyan Transitional National Council,â€ stated career CIA officer David Manners in a sworn declaration to the District Court of Arizona on May 5, 2015.