FlyingOnFumes
Nobel WAR Prize Aspirant
Is that like a FRO (Family Readiness Officer) in the Navy and Marine Corps?
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Et Tu, Petraeus?
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Is that like a FRO (Family Readiness Officer) in the Navy and Marine Corps?
Army Generals' version of Tailhook?
Repeat after me, Sir(s):
I wasn't there, I didn't do shit, and you can't prove anything.
Repeat after me, Sir(s):
I wasn't there, I didn't do shit, and you can't prove anything.
Oh man, please no. This is getting ridiculous.
It was already ridiculous, now it's becoming farce. Next it'll turn out one of them drove cross-country in an adult diaper. Or GEN Odierno is on the client list of that Zumba call girl.
FROs make pretty good bank for the (usually minimal) amount of work they do.
Sounds like someone got herself a nice job title for organizing fancy parties for senior leaders at her rich husband's house. Nice work if you can get it.
phrogpilot73
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I don't care who you are, this is funny.
Sounds like the 21st Century version of "Comfort Women" from WWII Japanese occupations of Asian countries.
Or have a shirtless FBI agent under investigation for sending photos to the 'social liaison' who originally complained about the emails from Broadwell. The person she originally complained to was the agent who sent her the aforementioned photos and who also later 'blew the whistle' on the investigation to a member of Congress at the end of October fearing it was being buried by the administration.
I am certainly impressed with the number of men who have gotten entangled with this one woman. Who is next, the commanding general of the Salvation Army?
Sweet baby Jesus. I just want to point out that SECDEF was quoted as saying that Gen Allen is entitled to due process in this mater. I hope that same deference is afforded to all the other commanders who are kicked out of their jobs for accusations, innuendo or police charges not adjudicated by the courts.
I hope the investigation can say they at least had credible indicators that national security was compromised. And not because of some sick desire to see any of these guys get burned, but because if there isn't, this is all a serious waste of time and resources.
Had an interesting discussion at work on whether or not "harmless" adultery (ie no classified pillowtalk, chain of command issues, compromised job performance, etc) should even be covered by the UCMJ or used against a public official. Purely speculation from what I've seen, but for every guy "caught", there are plenty that do the deed and just never get caught.
Had an interesting discussion at work on whether or not "harmless" adultery (ie no classified pillowtalk, chain of command issues, compromised job performance, etc) should even be covered by the UCMJ or used against a public official. Purely speculation from what I've seen, but for every guy "caught", there are plenty that do the deed and just never get caught.
I suppose it's good you qualified harmless in quotation marks. There really is no such thing as harmless adultery unless you're in some type of open marriage. A myopic focus on the matter of material/substantive damage to national security is not really warranted. Is it too much to ask our leaders to do the right thing? Even when it's difficult? That's what we're supposed to do.
