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To: Non-Sequitur

The government found in Huet-Vaughan’s case that they did not have to have her permission to wage war against Iraq and further that they were not required to ask her permission before requiring her to participate. They will follow a similar line of reasoning in this case. The charges were about the same I think.

The transition from Officer to Prisoner was a bit of a shock, I am told. Some say that she can still be heard yelping down where the old disciplinary barracks stood.


279 posted on 09/05/2010 4:12:35 PM PDT by centurion316
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To: centurion316
The government found in Huet-Vaughan’s case that they did not have to have her permission to wage war against Iraq and further that they were not required to ask her permission before requiring her to participate. They will follow a similar line of reasoning in this case. The charges were about the same I think.

No doubt.

The transition from Officer to Prisoner was a bit of a shock, I am told. Some say that she can still be heard yelping down where the old disciplinary barracks stood.

She got what she deserved, and served less time than she should have. She's a practicing physician in the suburban Kansas City area. But not an Army doctor.

281 posted on 09/05/2010 5:27:54 PM PDT by Non-Sequitur
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