Reuters reportedly obtained three emails dispatched by the State
Department’s Operations Center to multiple government offices, including
addresses at the White House, Pentagon, intelligence community and FBI,
on the afternoon of September 11.A just-released Associated Press account of the Benghazi attack
contradicts a possibly false or misleading Reuters article claiming to
quote a protester by his first name who described a supposedly popular
demonstration against an anti-Muhammad film outside the U.S. mission in
Benghazi.
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The Reuters article claiming a popular protest against a Muhammad
film is also contradicted by vivid accounts provided by the State
Department and intelligence officials describing how no such popular
demonstration took place. Instead, video footage from Benghazi
reportedly shows an organized group of armed men attacking the compound,
the officials said.On Wednesday, Reuters broke the story that officials at the White
House and State Department were advised by emails two hours after the
Benghazi assault that the Islamic terror group Ansar al-Sharia had
claimed credit for the attack. The emails described an armed assault on
the U.S. compound.

The first email came 20-30 minutes after the attack. It carried the
subject “U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi Under Attack.” That email
said “approximately 20 armed people fired shots; explosions have been
heard as well.”by Aaron Klein, WND's senior staff reporter

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