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Obama Hesitated - Panetta Issued Order to Kill Osama Bin Laden
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Note:
This update comes some 24 hours after our longtime Washington D.C. Insider first
outlined shocking details of an Obama administration having been "overruled" by
senior military and intelligence officials leading up to the successful attack
against terrorist Osama Bin Laden. What follows is further clarification of
Insider's insights surrounding that event.
Q: You stated that President Obama
was "overruled" by military/intelligence officials regarding the decision to
send in military specialists into the Osama Bin Laden compound. Was that
accurate?
A: I was told - in these exact terms, "we overruled him." (Obama) I
have since followed up and received further details on exactly what that meant,
as well as the specifics of how Leon Panetta worked around the president's
"persistent hesitation to act." There appears NOT to have been an outright
overruling of any specific position by President Obama, simply because there was
no specific position from the president to do so. President Obama was, in this
case, as in all others, working as an absentee president.
I was correct in
stating there had been a push to invade the compound for several weeks if not
months, primarily led by Leon Panetta, Hillary Clinton, Robert Gates, David
Petraeus, and Jim Clapper. The primary opposition to this plan originated from
Valerie Jarrett, and it was her opposition that was enough to create uncertainty
within President Obama. Obama would meet with various components of the
pro-invasion faction, almost always with Jarrett present, and then often fail to
indicate his position. This situation continued for some time, though the
division between Jarrett/Obama and the rest intensified more recently, most
notably from Hillary Clinton. She was livid over the president's failure to act,
and her office began a campaign of anonymous leaks to the media indicating such.
As for Jarrett, her concern rested on two primary fronts. One, that the military
action could fail and harm the president's already weakened standing with both
the American public and the world. Second, that the attack would be viewed as an
act of aggression against Muslims, and further destabilize conditions in the
Middle East.
Q: What changed the president's
position and enabled the attack against Osama Bin Laden to proceed?
A:
Nothing changed with the president's opinion - he continued to avoid having one.
Every time military and intelligence officials appeared to make progress in
forming a position, Jarrett would intervene and the stalling would begin again.
Hillary started the ball really rolling as far as pressuring Obama began, but it
was Panetta and Petraeus who ultimately pushed Obama to finally act - sort of.
Panetta was receiving significant reports from both his direct CIA sources, as
well as Petraeus-originating Intel. Petraeus was threatening to act on his own
via a bombing attack. Panetta reported back to the president that a bombing of
the compound would result in successful killing of Osama Bin Laden, and little
risk to American lives. Initially, as he had done before, the president
indicated a willingness to act. But once again, Jarrett intervened, convincing
the president that innocent Pakistani lives could be lost in such a bombing
attack, and Obama would be left attempting to explain Panetta's failed policy.
Again Obama hesitated - this time openly delaying further meetings to discuss
the issue with Panetta. A brief meeting was held at this time with other
officials, including Secretary Gates and members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
but Gates, like Panetta, was unable to push the president to act. It was at this
time that Gates indicated to certain Pentagon officials that he may resign
earlier than originally indicated - he was that frustrated. Both Panetta and
Clinton convinced him to stay on and see the operation through.
What happened
from there is what was described by me as a "masterful manipulation" by Leon
Panetta. Panetta indicated to Obama that leaks regarding knowledge of Osama Bin
Laden's location were certain to get out sooner rather than later, and action
must be taken by the administration or the public backlash to the president's
inaction would be ".significant to the point of political debilitation." It was
at that time that Obama stated an on-ground campaign would be far more
acceptable to him than a bombing raid. This was intended as a stalling tactic,
and it had originated from Jarrett. Such a campaign would take both time, and
present a far greater risk of failure. The president had been instructed by
Jarrett to inform Mr., Panetta that he would have sole discretion to act against
the Osama Bin Laden compound. Jarrett believed this would further delay Panetta
from acting, as the responsibility for failure would then fall almost entirely
on him. What Valerie Jarrett, and the president, did not know is that Leon
Panetta had already initiated a program that reported to him -and only him,
involving a covert on the ground attack against the compound. Basically, the
whole damn operation was already ready to go - including the specific team
support Intel necessary to engage the enemy within hours of being given notice.
Panetta then made plans to proceed with an on-ground assault. This information
reached either Hillary Clinton or Robert Gates first (likely via military
contacts directly associated with the impending mission) who then informed the
other. Those two then met with Panetta, who informed each of them he had been
given the authority by the president to proceed with a mission if the
opportunity presented itself. Both Gates and Clinton warned Panetta of the
implications of that authority - namely he was possibly being made into a
scapegoat. Panetta admitted that possibility, but felt the opportunity to get
Bin Laden outweighed that risk. During that meeting, Hillary Clinton was first
to pledge her full support for Panetta, indicating she would defend him if
necessary. Similar support was then followed by Gates. The following day, and
with Panetta's permission, Clinton met in private with Bill Daley and
urged him to get the president's full and open approval of the Panetta plan.
Daley agreed such approval would be of great benefit to the action, and
instructed Clinton to delay proceeding until he had
secured that approval. Daley contacted Clinton within hours of their meeting
indicating Jarrett refused to allow the president to give that approval. Daley
then informed Clinton that he too would fully support Panetta
in his actions, even if it meant disclosing the president's indecision to the
American public should that action fail to produce a successful conclusion.
Clinton took
that message back to Panetta and the CIA director initiated the 48 hour
engagement order. At this point, the President of the United States was not informed of the engagement
order - it did not originate from him, and for several hours after the order had
been given and the special ops forces were preparing for action into
Pakistan from their position
in Afghanistan, Daley successfully kept
Obama and Jarrett insulated from that order.
This insulation ended at some
point with an abort order that I believe originated from Valerie Jarrett's
office, and was then followed up by President Obama. This abort order was later
explained as a delay due to weather conditions, but the actual conditions at
that time would have been acceptable for the mission. A storm system had been in
the area earlier, but was no longer an issue. Check the data yourself to
confirm. Jarrett, having been caught off guard, was now scrambling to determine
who had initiated the plan. She was furious, repeating the acronym "CoC" and
saying it was not being followed. This is where Bill Daley intervened directly.
The particulars of that intervention are not clear to me beyond knowing he did
meet with Jarrett in his office and following that meeting, Valerie Jarrett was
not seen in the West Wing for some time, and apparently no longer offered up any
resistance to the Osama Bin Laden mission. What did follow from there was one or
more brief meetings between Bill Daley, Hillary Clinton, a representative from
Robert Gates' office, a representative from Leon Panetta's office, and a
representative from Jim Clapper's office. I have to assume that these meetings
were in essence, detailing the move to proceed with the operation against the
Osama Bin Laden compound. I have been told by more than one source that Leon
Panetta was directing the operation with both his own CIA operatives, as well as
direct contacts with military - both entities were reporting to Panetta only at
this point, and not the President of the United States.
There was not going to be another delay as had happened 24 hour earlier. The
operation was at this time effectively unknown to President Barack Obama or
Valerie Jarrett and it remained that way until AFTER it had already been
initiated. President Obama was literally pulled from a golf outing and escorted
back to the White House to be informed of the mission. Upon his arrival there
was a briefing held which included Bill Daley, John Brennan, and a high ranking
member of the military. When Obama emerged from the briefing, he was described
as looking "very confused and uncertain." The president was then placed in the
situation room where several of the players in this event had already been
watching the operation unfold. Another interesting tidbit regarding this is that
the Vice President was already "up to speed" on the operation. A source
indicated they believe Hillary Clinton had personally made certain the Vice
President was made aware of that day's events before the president was. The now
famous photo released shows the particulars of that of that room and its
occupants. What that photo does not communicate directly is that the military
personnel present in that room during the operation unfolding, deferred to
either Hillary Clinton or Robert Gates. The president's role was minimal,
including their acknowledging of his presence in the room.
At the conclusion
of the mission, after it had been repeatedly confirmed a success, President
Obama was once again briefed behind closed doors. The only ones who went in that
room besides the president were Bill Daley. John Brennan, and a third individual
whose identity remains unknown to me. When leaving this briefing, the president
came out of it ".much more confident. Much more certain of himself." He was also
carrying papers in his hand that quite possibly was the address to the nation
given later that evening on the Bin Laden mission. The president did not have
those papers with him prior to that briefing. The president then returned to the
war room, where by this time, Leon Panetta had personally arrived and was
receiving congratulations from all who were present.
In my initial
communication to you of these events I described what unfolded as a temporary
Coup initiated by high ranking intelligence and military officials. I stand by
that term. These figures worked around the uncertainty of President Obama and
the repeated resistance of Valerie Jarrett. If they had not been willing to do
so, I am certain Osama Bin Laden would still be alive today. There will be no
punishment to those who acted outside the authority of the president's office.
The president cannot afford to admit such a fact. What will be most interesting
from here is to now see what becomes of Valerie Jarrett. One source indicated
she is threatening resignation. I find that unlikely given my strong belief she
needs the protection afforded her by the Oval Office and its immense powers to
delay and eventually terminate investigations back in Chicago, but we shall
see.