In the report, not written in a way derogatory toward the ambassador, the Serbian consulate is questioned and he alleges that Stevens’ homosexuality was common knowledge: he also says that because of it, Stevens should have been sent somewhere other than a Muslim country.
The report contains pictures of Stevens and an alleged male romantic interest from the 1970s, and is based largely on conversations with gay Chicago city officials and consulates in Chicago.
Here’s the question: If Stevens was a homosexual, as the Serbian consulate and others claim, why was he sent to Libya, especially if officials there knew of his homosexuality? It just seems like one more way the Obama administration needlessly enraged the passions of protesters in that part of the world.