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By his post-Army actions and statements, I believe Gen. Boykin probably sincerely regrets any involvement with Waco and the debacle that the Clinton administration turned it into. I'm sure it must have been a very bitter pill for him to have swallowed. Personally, I wonder if he has made any public statements on Waco and the corruption of the Clinton administration.

Agree w/you; and thinking too; this a 'bad chapter' for Boykin. Curious as to his assessment/rationale per Waco unfolding and his participation.

Meantime; we need more 'truth tellers'; those in high-profile Leadership roles. (Had hoped Gen. Petraeus would join the cause; so to speak; that he would mount the 'white horse'. Feared when he went to CIA; however; it was over; and that he would be compromised; neutralized in a manner of speaking.) Whatever the MO; he was. Obama has his ways & means.

Anyway; we must 'get the culture' tuned in, to the threat at hand; and find strategies that work per the 'rescue/recovery' of our Country.

All made more difficult by Obamamedia; by which watching 'paint dry' becomes exciting; compared to their going to the truth of Obama, Inc. and to the truth of any 'newsworthy' Democrat - in timely fashion - if they go, at all.