[TheRealVille]

And again, I and many others don't agree with you and Mother Jones on that. The diplomats do the diplomacy. The soldiers and other staffers certainly aren't considered diplomats. The fact still remains, as I looked down your list, I saw a lot of foreigners getting knocked off by other foreigners. Unfortunate as that is, Americans are the prime concern IMO.

You continually rant on about word twisting by others while you make a living on here doing that very thing yourself. If Americans died in embassy assaults or in diplomatic service while on assignment, you can post their names and I'll back down on being too broad with my statement. And, put your link up too.

You no doubt looked over a few diplomats that got killed also. I already did post names, you just continue to look over it. Also below is a link to us diplomat names abroad. You will notice that there are many diplomats, not just ambassadors.

"John Granville, US diplomat, assassinated in Khartoum, Sudan"

http://www.state.gov/s/cpr/rls/dpl/