If I were a conspiracist I would suspect a few things that haven't been spoken and perhaps haven't even been thought through. However, I think it interesting to consider the following:
1. The so-called protest against a minimally known film exposing Islam for what it really is was planned to be blamed for this Benghazi event even before it happened. How do we know? Because it was the immediate response when the attack first happened. There was no delay in fingering a cause. This despite the fact that the Department of State was advised from the beginning that it was an act of terrorism.
2. The embassy in Tripoli had been asking for more security for weeks. Mrs. Clinton was tired of hearing from her people there. There is some information being noised about that Mrs. Clinton was wanting to remove Mr. Stevens somehow because he was involved in Department of State programs arming terrorists and he was threatening to go public.
3. There was 6 hours between the initial attack and the 2nd attack that killed our people there.
4. The Special Forces team was able to respond from Tripoli immediately, but were told to "stand down" even when the Libyan government expressed desire that they go help their compatriots.
After considering all of the above, my personal opinion is that Mrs Clinton wanted to get rid of Mr. Stevens. The U.S. Department of State had been negotiating with terrorists for weeks ahead of this event and even helped them to topple the government of Libya. Mrs. Clinton had and still has contacts within the terrorist groups and asked for their help in getting rid of Mr. Stevens. Thus the denial of assistance, the denial of knowledge, the denial that anything was done incorrectly. I believe Mrs. Clinton developed this plan with full knowledge of Mr. Obama because Mr. Stevens was becoming a problem to them both. He was an insider with the negotiations going on with the terrorists and needed to be eliminated before he exposed them.
I hope I'm wrong, but I'm betting that is the way it went down.
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