[jazusamo]

I notice Marine Maj. Gen. Hejlik didn’t name then Army Maj. Gen. Kearney who was since promoted as the one who ordered them out. I hope this screwup by him along with unwarranted charges brought against others gets him drummed out of the Army.

[RedRover]

You and me both, jaz! The Green Beret case was a disgrace.

[Dick Vomer]

Here is the fine Army General who decided to do what needed to be done to lick the PC lollipop in order to get another star.

Notice the subtle brown discoloration of the nose and the well pursed lips from years of practicing doing push ups with them in order to apply the correct pressure on the rear end up the line from him.

I'm just happy that this fine warrior decided to prosecute Marine Special Forces, which are in competition with Army operators in FAO for funding and equipment.

funny how all the Marines are just killing the cr@p out of innocents all of a sudden.

If you want to know who the enemy is afraid of, look at who the lawyers are prosecuting. Blackwater, Special Operations, Marines, ...... anybody that is in the mix and killing the bad guys is just one AP photographer, one NY Times reporter, one eager JAG off, or one field commander with his eye on the next rung of the ladder away from going to Leavenworth or getting your life destroyed by having to live a legal nightmare.

Oh and for those apologizing for the Gen's decision, don't care what the assh@t did in the past, he's screwing our Marines now.

[george76]

bttt

[Girlene]

I noticed the same thing, jaz. Gen. Kearney's name wasn't mentioned in this article as the sole reason the company was removed from Afghanistan.

"Obviously it was not my decision to bring the company out of theater," Hejlik said. "It was the theater commander's decision. I will never second guess the commander on the ground. I will say, I did not agree with it. To this day, I do not agree with it."

LOL. I'd call that second guessing Gen. Kearney's decision.