CIA Security Contractors At Benghazi: About 25 More Americans Would Be Dead Today If We Had Obeyed Our 'Stand Down' Order

Benghazi Security Contractors: About 25 Americans Are Still Alive Because We Broke 'Stand Down' Order -- Breitbart

The Obama administration, the CIA, and even some congressional committees—they all said there "was no 'stand down' order."

But now five men who helped ward off the terrorists that attacked U.S. diplomatic facilities in Benghazi, Libya two years ago say it's only because they defied such an order that as many as 25 Americans are alive today.

"There's quite a few—the soft-skins, we call them, or the non-shooters," Kris "Tanto" Paronto, one of the security contractors that fateful evening, said in a phone interview on early Monday afternoon. "They're all still working. I can't give their names out or give their call signs out. The only ones I can are like me and Oz and Tig who have come out. We're all on board with the project and we are all a team together, but some want to remain anonymous.

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