WATCH: JUDGE JEANINE JUST UNLEASHED A BRUTAL KNOCKOUT OF HILLARY: ‘I COULDN'T HELP MYSELF…’
"Thanks to you, since that time they have morphed into an even greater terror threat..."
Clinton’s refusal to declare Boko Haram a terror organization in the midst of its adherents’ torture of hundreds of kidnapped girls, Pirro asserted, stands in contrast to her current stance against ISIS.
She went on to explain that, since she was “generally in the Christmas spirit,” she was not going to deliver her trademark opening statement. When she heard Clinton’s strategy on ISIS, however, Pirro changed her mind.
“Now in 2010,” Pirro said to Clinton during the opening monologue of a recent episode of Justice with Judge Jeanine, “you were presented with hard evidence of [Boko Haram’s] terrorism. But no, your State Department, even after Boko Haram bombed a UN headquarters, pushed back against the CIA and the FBI who wanted Boko Haram designated a terrorist organization. Thanks to you, since that time they have morphed into an even greater terror threat, strapping explosives on little girls, using them as suicide bombers.”
Pirro cited recent reports that the militants associated with the group have also “literally obliterated” Baga, killing 2,000 innocent Nigerian locals in the process.
The host went on to suggest that Clinton could have been influenced to ignore reports of Boko Haram’s “atrocities because of [her] relationship with a Nigerian land developer who gave your family’s foundation $5 million.”
Continuing her verbal assault on Clinton’s credentials, Pirro noted that the Democrat presidential front-runner’s campaign position opposing “another major ground war in the Middle East” seems incongruous with her prior eagerness to “topple [former Libyan Prime Minister] Moammar Gaddafi claiming that 'there was a threat he might kill his own people'.”
Pirro concluded by criticizing “a lot of talk” coming from a woman who, while secretary of state, “could’ve made a difference before ISIS became the most powerful, richest terror organization in history.”
1 comment:
You had better watch your step, Judge, or you will not be with us very long, like a few dozen others who found her lacking in truthfulness.
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