Videos tagged with Stand Down Order

This content critically analyzes the leadership of a former CIA Chief of Base in Benghazi, referred to as 'Bob'. It details alleged failures in decision-making during critical incidents, including an attack on the British Ambassador and a checkpoint situation involving a linguist. The speaker, with high authority and first-hand knowledge, attributes the controversial 'stand down' order directly to Bob's leadership style, highlighting a significant breakdown in operational command and tactical response during the Benghazi attack.

This entry synthesizes expert insights from John Tiegen, a participant in the Benghazi attack, discussing critical tactical decisions, weapon systems like the M203 with HEDP rounds, and the controversial 'stand down' order. It highlights the intense combat environment, the importance of GRS protocols, and the tragic consequences of perceived governmental failures. The information is presented with high authority due to Tiegen's first-hand experience.

This video discusses Sheriff Israel's refusal to release footage related to an incident, despite initial statements supporting its release. The Miami Herald and legal experts argue his reasoning of an 'ongoing investigation' is specious, especially since the building in the footage is slated for demolition. The commentary suggests the footage may reveal dereliction of duty, deputies taking cover, or a stand-down order, highlighting a potential lack of competency.

This video features Chris 'Tanto' Ponto discussing the events surrounding the Benghazi attack, focusing on the tactical decisions and rules of engagement that he believes hindered the response. He contrasts the readiness of his team with the perceived bureaucratic delays and political considerations in Washington D.C. Ponto emphasizes the importance of ground-level experience and instinct over rigid plans, highlighting the courage of individuals who sacrifice for others.