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Pentagon CLEARS General McChrystal of Wrongdoing
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RE: Pentagon CLEARS General McChrystal of Wrongdoing
(04-24-2011 10:36 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  
(04-24-2011 08:23 AM)WMD Owl Wrote:  Some in the Pentagon believe that many of the comments in the article are "not accurate"...ie Pentagon speak for "fabricated." Its interesting to note that no action has been taken against his Staff Officers that were parties to the alleged comments.

Just for the sake of argument, I'd be happy to stipulate that ALL of the comments in the article were fabricated. It still doesn't justify -- IMHO -- why an agent of that particular magazine would be given such proximity to an officer of his rank, and his closest aides and staff. It was asking -- no, begging -- for trouble.

I think MCChrystal's error in judgment was thinking he could get a fair shake from RS. What really went wrong only the general knows and he wants to keep it to himself for the good of his beloved corps.
(This post was last modified: 04-25-2011 11:03 AM by SumOfAllFears.)
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