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'''Obama war crimes''' begin with the [[Libyan war]], and escalated from there. They are much wider crimes and conspiracy then just the [[Benghazi massacre]]; in fact, the Benghazi massacre has been used to shift the focus away from the reason [[Christopher Stevens|Ambassador Christopher Stevens]] was in Benghazi the night of September 11, 2012.<ref>http://www.nationalreview.com/article/349231/stingers-benghazi-jim-geraghty</ref>

'''Obama war crimes''' begin with the [[Libyan war]], and escalated from there.  

 

Obama war crimes might best be encapsulated by studying the life and career of Abdelhakim Belhadj (sometimes Abdel Hakim Belhaj, Adel Balm Belhaj), and there are many more like him released from CIA custody. In doing so, one sees the basic, longterm counter-jihad strategy the United States mapped out after [[9/11]], which Obama inherited, then ceded to others outside the United States to serve their own agendas, yet leaving the United States and Obama personally culpable for the millions of human tragedies left in their wake. This was known at the time as "leading from behind."

 

One of the horrendous crimes was transforming the NATO alliance from a purely defensive alliance towage a war of aggression, prostituting NATO as a mercenary force for European [[corporate]] interests. NATO was designed to defend Europe; NATO and Europe stand defenseless against the invasion of jihadis it now faces.

The world has not yet, nor may it ever, recover from the lawlessness the [[Obama administration]] unleashed on North Africa, the [[Middle East]], and [[Europe]], or our perceptions of [[international law]], [[globalism]], or living in a multicultural society.

The world has not yet, nor may it ever, recover from the lawlessness the [[Obama administration]] unleashed on North Africa, the [[Middle East]], and [[Europe]], or our perceptions of [[international law]], [[globalism]], or living in a multicultural society.