Something Not to Overlook...

Something not to overlook... And that is that Glenn Beck is very strongly a pro-Israel advocate. You would never-ever hear him connecting dots that would lead this (or anything else) to it being a covert Israeli/CIA operation.

Keep in mind, Steve Pieczenik is a Jew.



I have my doubts with Haggman's sources, and what Hagmann is reporting. Hagmann may just be taking the bait on what could very well be Israeli created propaganda. So what he's posting on his website, I would call it speculation.

Haggman: "It appears that the attacks were conducted or facilitated by Iranian assets – perhaps as many as three teams of assets in Benghazi."

"From the day of attack in Benghazi, Iran has been engaged in a full spectrum attack on the U.S. and NATO across the board involving embassies, bombings and even cyber attacks."

When it comes to the issue of Cyber attacks:
U.S. OFFICIALDOM BLAMES IRAN FOR CYBER ATTACKS ON BANKS
http://www.infowars.com/u-s-officialdom-blames-iran-for-cyber-attacks-on-banks/



"Olympic Games, the code-name for a secret program developed during the Bush administration, was responsible for Stuxnet, a highly sophisticated malware targeting Iranian nuclear facilities.

In addition to Stuxnet, Iran has suffered attacks by a computer virus named Stars." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13188351
Earlier this month it was revealed that the cyber war waged against Iran by the United States and Israel is far more extensive than originally thought. http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/sep/21/cyberwar-iran-more-sophistic...

“The latest disclosures follow forensic analysis by Symantec and the Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab of two command and control servers used by a sophisticated espionage worm named Flame, which was discovered by Iran this year stealing data from its computers,” The Guardian reported.

Earlier this week, the BBC reported Flame is likely part of a larger “family” of malware that has affected thousands of computers in Iran and several other Middle Eastern countries. Tweet