[blueplum]

hold on a sec...what does ‘compelled the termination’ mean? was he drummed out of the service? retired on the spot? what would happen if a majority of soldiers filed a class action? would they be ‘terminated’ also?

[prisoner6]

The company he worked for - I can't recall the name - did some government work. Word is that the government - possible pentagon -insinuated that contracts would be terminated unless he was let go.

Highly corrupt, highly illegal, just another day in the Obmamanation.

prisoner6

[MarkT]

The DoD directed a DoD contractor for whom Cook worked to fire Cook. Great suit ahead, not to mention a book in a few years. This raghead Kenyan is going down.

[Dajjal]

hold on a sec...what does ‘compelled the termination’ mean?

Major Cook told Steve Malzberg on Thursday that the DoD pulled his clearance, which meant that he would no longer able to do the type of work he was doing for Simtech Inc.

He did not explain what that work was.

[autumnraine]

It means the Dept of Defense said “We don’t want that guy you have employed who sued the military for proof that his Commander in Chief be actually proven as the legal CiC to work on any contracts you have with us.”

Which basically means the Dept of Defense forced the contracting company he worked for as a civilian to fire him, although technically he isn’t “Fired”, but just can’t work on any projects since ALL of their projects are with the DoD.

[Hot Tabasco]

what would happen if a majority of soldiers filed a class action? would they be ‘terminated’ also?

Thats not the issue but I'm sure that bridge will be crossed if it comes to it.........