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Officers but not gentlemen: Pentagon's naughty list
Space Daily ^ | Jan 31, 2014

Posted on 02/02/2014 6:01:11 PM PST by robowombat

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1 posted on 02/02/2014 6:01:11 PM PST by robowombat
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To: robowombat

Alas, nothing like this has every happened before.

“Over here, look...”

Meanwhile the cockroaches scurry about on the other side of the room unnoticed.


2 posted on 02/02/2014 6:07:08 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Amnesty is job NONE! It isn't even the leading issue with Hipanics.)
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The idea is to break down anything traditional, right and moral in this country.

And replace it with - what. I don't think they've thought that far ahead.

3 posted on 02/02/2014 6:12:45 PM PST by skeeter
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To: robowombat

America, contrary to popular perception, is a remarkably corrupt country. The efforts taken to legitimise what would be de-facto corruption elsewhere can be astonishing to witness.

The simplest common corruption would be doctors pushing (”prescribing”) new medication to unwitting patients at the behest of Big Pharma, for veiled kickbacks. The areas most inflicted by this corruption, in medicine, pertains to psychology and psychiatry.


4 posted on 02/02/2014 6:17:48 PM PST by James C. Bennett (An Australian.)
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To: robowombat

Spouse the EPA, DOJ, et al have such a guide?


5 posted on 02/02/2014 6:19:26 PM PST by StAntKnee (Add your own danged sarc tag)
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To: robowombat

This post will attract some very strange comments, citing this as evidence of the PURGE, pointing to an elaborate conspiracy to destroy the officer corps, etc., etc.

But the fact that the military is diligent in uncovering these criminal or immoral acts and takes action against the guilty stands in stark contrast to what happens to evil doers in other branches of government. The public trust in our military will end when the military quits running these types out of the ranks.


6 posted on 02/02/2014 6:23:19 PM PST by centurion316
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To: robowombat

This is all part of the military reshuffle. God only knows who is manning our missile silos now after the latest “scandal”?


7 posted on 02/02/2014 6:24:10 PM PST by 3boysdad (The very elect.)
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To: skeeter

To a point I agree. Where I differ is that they have no plan.

IMO, they’ve had a detailed plan for decades. They want to utterly destroy the military industrial complex, plus the military and it’s headquarters the Pentagon.

How it must have frustrated the Left on 09/11/2001, to have something as wanted as what took place, and them not able to jump up and down and celebrate.

They see the United States as the world’s only problem. Get rid of the U. S. military and global influence, and all will be peaceful.

These folks have learned nothing from history, and will wind up forcing us all the endure the same old pain to learn what they don’t know all over again.


8 posted on 02/02/2014 6:39:16 PM PST by DoughtyOne (Amnesty is job NONE! It isn't even the leading issue with Hipanics.)
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The Pentagon has tallied reports of a shameful litany of bad behavior among its officers and employees in a voluminous tome entitled "The Encyclopedia of Ethical Failures."

I wish the POS, SOB, MO FO, lying, scheming, scum sucking slime bag bastard, A hole rats would be held to the same standard. Alas, we live in Obama world, it is NEVER going to happen. How I despise these MO FOs.

9 posted on 02/02/2014 6:42:52 PM PST by Mark17 (Chicago Blackhawks: Stanley Cup champions 2010, 2013. Vietnam Vet 70-71 Msgt US Air Force, retired)
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Published by the General Counsel’s Standards of Conduct Office, this year’s edition includes the story of three generals and an admiral who extended an official trip to Tokyo by a day so they could enjoy a round of golf — at a cost to taxpayers of about $3,000.

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They should have hired a defense attorney who could argue they were simply (and loyally) following the (positive) example of their commander-in-chief! /sarc


10 posted on 02/02/2014 6:57:43 PM PST by man_in_tx (Blowback (Faithfully farting twowards Mecca five times daily).)
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Bump.


11 posted on 02/02/2014 6:59:06 PM PST by Rides_A_Red_Horse (Why do you need a fire extinguisher when you can call the fire department?)
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I have thought for years that there must be a kickback system for prescribing doctors to profit from all the drugs that are advertised on TV with suggestions to “ask your doctor” about all these new and different names.

In recent years targets for blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar have been lowered and I have long suspected that the real reason was to sell the drugs. A lot of people probably should be on trial for pushing prescription drugs that have done far more harm than good. I have even heard of one doctor who is supposed to have told patients they need to keep their blood sugar between 70 and 100. My personal experience has been that when mine drops below 85 I have trembling, weakness, cold sweats and just general inability to do anything. I think the best range to be in is 90 to 100 but I would much rather be at 140 or even higher than below 85. I suspect that before dropping to 70 I would be laid out flat in an ambulance headed for an emergency room unless I should be unfortunate enough to be alone somewhere and then I would probably pass out. I have been warned by doctors and nurses that low sugar is much quicker in doing damage and even being life threatening than high blood sugar and I have had personal experience with people who become impossible to live with and even violent if their blood sugar drops a little too low, yet I keep hearing lower and lower target recommendations.

As far as cholesterol is concerned I have done some research of my own and I am far more afraid of the medicines prescribed for high cholesterol than I will ever be of my cholesterol. I advise anyone to be very, very, cautious about taking medicines to lower cholesterol. There was even one medicine that was advertised for a time on TV with an on screen disclaimer saying that there was no evidence that it would lower the risk of heart attack, stroke or death.


12 posted on 02/02/2014 7:29:38 PM PST by RipSawyer (The TREE currently falling on you actually IS worse than a Bush.)
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The military is like a cocoon, the men become infants because everything is decided for them, even what furniture is in their quarters. All that is left is conquest; even Ike had a dick problem


13 posted on 02/02/2014 7:30:19 PM PST by yldstrk (My heroes have always been cowboys)
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even Ike had a dick problem

Actually he had a problem with committing infidelity if ms. Summersby is to be believed. He was the product of a religiously observant middle class Protestant home in the late 19th century. Infidelity was considered damnable them.

Patton, on the other hand, was the product of a very upper class family in which the men were expected to have dramatically individualized personalities. He had many lady friends including Ms Dietrich who also shared her charms with the young and handsome MG James Gavin.

14 posted on 02/02/2014 7:41:24 PM PST by robowombat
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To: robowombat

The PDF: http://cryptome.org/2013/07/dod-ethics-fail.pdf


16 posted on 02/02/2014 7:54:37 PM PST by cynwoody
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Infidelity is still considered damnable by observant Catholics


17 posted on 02/02/2014 8:04:34 PM PST by yldstrk (My heroes have always been cowboys)
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To: RipSawyer

Everything you said.

I travel often, and widely.

If I need medical care, I take it from doctors I trust. I will not voluntarily submit myself to a system where I don’t know the doctor, unless it’s an emergency.

Regarding cholesterol, there is a theory propounded that cholesterol levels are linked to the body’s requirement to repair blood vessels. Those cholesterol and fat deposits are “scar” tissue intended at healing / patching damage to the blood vessels. Fighting cholesterol, according to this theory, is to impair the body’s repair mechanism whilst ignoring the underlying cause for the damage - inflammation.

The pharmaceutical industry-doctor nexus is less interested in curing ailments, it wants patients to have a subscription model imposed on them - lifelong, if possible. Between that and the “ever greening” of patent-expired drugs, it’s a mafia out there. I have seen this at its worst in psychiatry. They seek to address a “chemical imbalance in the brain” with exotic drug concoctions, whose dosages are based on the prescriber’s whim - they have no scientific quantification of the “imbalance” they claim to exist, and if they did, is not routinely used or implemented. And millions of patients (mostly women, because they are more expressive toward the shrink) get to be experimented with wild, crazy drugs. Check out how many of them balloon in size after getting onto psych meds.


18 posted on 02/02/2014 8:07:01 PM PST by James C. Bennett (An Australian.)
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$3000 for an extra day to play golf

Well, as long as they don’t let their wive stay an extra week in Hawaii to celebrate her birthday


19 posted on 02/02/2014 8:10:11 PM PST by KosmicKitty (WARNING: Hormonally crazed woman ahead!!)
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To: robowombat; blueyon; KitJ; T Minus Four; xzins; CMS; The Sailor; ab01; txradioguy; Jet Jaguar; ...

Active Duty/Retiree ping.


20 posted on 02/02/2014 8:11:54 PM PST by Jet Jaguar
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