Libyan Consulate Attack
Spontaneous or Planned?

(Benghazi, Libya) — Evidence is mounting that the attack two weeks ago on the American Consulate in Libya wasn't attacked by a spontaneous, angry mob. Instead, it may have been the handywork of Al-Qaeda.

On September 11, the United States Consulate in Benghazi was ransacked, burned, and attacked with rocket-propelled grenades, killing four Americans, including the United States Ambassador to Libya, in the process.

The attack in Libya was one of many on numerous American embassies that day, all supposedly in opposition to an anti-Muslim movie.

Was it a spontaneous attack? Or was it an Al-Qaeda attack, planned out and executed by the murderous group of thugs and terrorists? New evidence doesn't shed light on the attack's spontaneity, but it does shed light on who took part in the unprovoked attack that killed the United States ambassador to Libya.

New photos have emerged showing a group of creatures with glowing eyes and large fangs taking a lead part in the protest. Some photos suggest that they were the ones using mortars to attack the consulate. There is no doubt that these Morlocks, surrounded by Islamic Fundamentalists, played a key part in the attack.

Now, upon further examination of the photos, it has been shown that the "lead Morlock" was none other than Jenny "The Morlock" Rubin, "journalist" for The Washington Post. In one photo, she can be clearly seen aiming mortars towards the consulate. In other more gruesome photos, it appears that Rubin is actually eating man-flesh from dead and wounded Islamic Fundamentalists.