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To: bigheadfred

LOL. While all those are interesting suggestions, I’m sure there are other ways to attack the problem. I know very little about how the military justice system works except for what I’ve seen in the last two years. It seems nobody in leadership positions are permitted to stand up for an individual once they’ve been accused.

Unfortunately that code of silence does more to damage the accused versus helping them. Americans are used to civilian cases where a PR person comes out and tries to limit the damage of the claims. The silence from the military justice system is deafening. Media types are allowed to play with the facts and present their own “case” without any rebuttal. It is a sham that needs changed. Here’s a crazy idea. Their should be an official spokesperson, an advocate if you will, for each accused service person who can quickly respond to media inquiries and present their client in the best possible light.

The times have changed. We have the internet. We have global media sources. The enemy is using these charges in their own propaganda campaigns. The military justice system needs to change with the times.

Thoughts?


19 posted on 04/03/2008 6:46:30 PM PDT by Girlene
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To: Girlene

How about we teach them a little history? Show them that even in a cave in Oregon $H!+ HAPPENS. Maybe something about the Constitution? Teach them to fight for it like its the last sheet of TP in a camp struck down by dysentery. Teach them a little spelling. Justice is not spelled justus. I happen to be in favor of stem cell research. Injecting ONE live brain cell in those deadhead buffoons would help enormongantically.


22 posted on 04/03/2008 7:03:08 PM PDT by bigheadfred (freeevanvela.com)
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