No I thnk that he was just drunk and out his mind .He needs another shot at thngs.
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He won't be getting another shot in Afghanistan.
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Yes, because it shows a disconnect from the military and the us government. This is a big no, no, in the Military, you are not allowed questioning your superiors. Let alone mocking them. He should have been fired for all the other stuff he has done, disrespecting all kinds of his superiors. Truman did it to MacArthur, as well Obama should show the Military who is in control. If he does not it sets a bad precedent for everyone else out there, he is taking enough criticism from everyone else, let alone his own military.
Answer 4 / 4 - Submitted 696 days ago...
It amazes me that an officer at his level ever achieved his level and be so damn stupid. But he was Obamas pick. Shows you the wisdom of Obamas judgment! Bet you all miss Gen. Petreus by now. I know the troops do. McChrystal was a quack
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