There had been plans made to keep Ambassador Christopher Stevens safe while serving in Benghazi but it could not be implemented because of an Obama directive.  The plan would have kept the ambassador offshore on a Navy ship and he would be ferried into Libya when he needed to be there.  He would spend every night on the ship.  But because of the Obama directive of no boots on the ground, not even to protect Stevens, that plan was shelved.  Stevens then was placed into a hotel, where explosions were heard in the area all the time.

Once, when Stevens was dining with the Swedish consul, a bullet made it’s way through the wall and into the dining area.  These shocking new developments were released as part of the report from Trey Gowdy’s House Republicans Select Committee on Benghazi.  So much for democratic members of the committee claiming nothing new came from the investigation.  But they can be excused because instead of attending the investigation meetings they were busy holding news conferences, explaining why the committee was a waste of time.

From Breibart News:

After weeks of planning, the military assistance was nixed because of the administration’s decision against putting “boots on the ground,” the correspondence cited in the Benghazi report divulges:

After weeks of planning, the Administration’s no boots on the ground policy kept military assistance from accompanying Stevens to Benghazi.

On March 30, 2011, Kennedy informed other senior State Department leaders: “After over a week of joint planning … [Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Michael] Mullen has decided that the ‘no boots on the ground in Libya’ policy precludes DOD assisting us in getting Stevens into Libya.”

Specifically, Admiral Mullen deemed the use of military assets—even in civilian dress—to be in violation of the President’s directive, and therefore forbade their use to get Stevens into Benghazi and assist in his protection there. With no military assets to assist, Stevens “found a way to get himself there on a Greek cargo ship, just like a 19th-century American envoy.”

So, what does all this mean?  Nothing, because the lamestream press won’t cover it and it will all be forgotten in a week.