[pissant]

I imagine quite a few in the military think all three bozos should be charged with treason.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Don’t have to be in the military to think that!

[bigbob]

Geez Duh-ncan, ya think?

[manc]

He’s right

notice how the media don’t look to more pressing issue of why the military frowns upon this white house and why do they.

When a top General says the CIC looks uncomfortable and does nto seem to have a clue who or what things and people are then there is a massive problem so here’s a thought for the MEDIA AGAIN, ASK WHY DOES THIS CIC HAVE NO CLUE and why did he say corpse for corps , I mean he is only the CIC afterall

[dsc]

A warrior like McChrystal would not end his career like that unless the situation were truly desperate.

[camerongood210]

Is it just me, or does he look a little like Ben Affleck?

[uncbob]

Well at least this fiasco might alert some more of the wimpy independents to what their Messiah is really like

[The Comedian]

Washington (CNN) - Rep. Duncan Hunter, Jr., a veteran of the wars of Iraq and Afghanistan, told CNN Thursday he's not surprised there may be some tension between the military and the Obama administration.

The most natural thing in the world is for there to be enmity between America's military and America's enemies.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[swarthyguy]

From rawstory, a comment on cnn...

Defense Secretary Robert Gates backed keeping Gen. Stanley McChrystal on the job because he was vital to the war effort in Afghanistan, but Gates was overruled...

said McChrystal had to stay in command because the war is at such a critical point,

Sayed Massoud, an analyst and lecturer at Kabul University, expressed concern at the departure of McChrystal just weeks after the sacking of the Afghan interior minister and head of intelligence.

“I’m very scared about this, that the Afghan interior minister, head of Afghan intelligence and McChrystal are removed from their positions in a very short time. It means a kind of change is coming to Afghanistan.”
____________________________________________________________

I feel the firing of the most ProAmerican AntiTalib ministers in Afghanistan were the doings of Biden, Eikenberry and Obama and Holbrooke.

[swarthyguy]

From rawstory, a comment on cnn...

Defense Secretary Robert Gates backed keeping Gen. Stanley McChrystal on the job because he was vital to the war effort in Afghanistan, but Gates was overruled...

said McChrystal had to stay in command because the war is at such a critical point,

Sayed Massoud, an analyst and lecturer at Kabul University, expressed concern at the departure of McChrystal just weeks after the sacking of the Afghan interior minister and head of intelligence.

“I’m very scared about this, that the Afghan interior minister, head of Afghan intelligence and McChrystal are removed from their positions in a very short time. It means a kind of change is coming to Afghanistan.”
____________________________________________________________

I feel the firing of the most ProAmerican AntiTalib ministers in Afghanistan were the doings of Biden, Eikenberry and Obama and Holbrooke.

[Robe]

The question is , just how BIG A BURR they have under their saddle???
Enough to empty the barracks around Washington, and arrest and jail traitorous POS that reside in the Capital and the White House ????
No ?
I didn't think so .....

[DrC]

“Obama, Biden and Clinton were opposed to the 2007 “surge” of sending 30,000 additional troops to Iraq, an initiative Petraeus spearheaded. “

Yep, it would sure clear the air if all three would admit publicly they were dead wrong and would be listening more carefully to military commanders who ought to know way better than they do what works and what doesn’t. Would they presume to challenge the recommendation of the world’s leading expert on oil spills about how to deal with the Gulf spill? Their arrogance back then was stunning, but it reflected the finger-in-the-wind politics at which all 3 were masters.