[DoughtyOne]

Isn’t this guy a known putz?

[MrEdd]

Yes.

But he is someone in a uniform that won’t poke fun at Obonghit. Unless they leave him in front of a microphone for a really long time.

[tumblindice]

Weaseley’s strongest weapon against the enemy was his powerful cologne.

[McGruff]

Nato supreme commander General Wesley Clark is not being allowed to fade away quietly. Days after the Clinton administration relieved him of his command two months early, Newsweek is reporting that the victor of Kosovo was blocked from sending paratroopers to Pristina airport to pre-empt an unexpected Russian advance.

Lieutenant-general Sir Michael Jackson overruled General Clark because the British commander did not want to spark a clash with the Russians.

“I'm not going to start Third World War for you,” General Jackson told the US commander, according to Newsweek. In the hours that followed General Clark's order, both men sought political backing for their position, but only General Jackson received it.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/1999/aug/02/balkans3

[caww]

Yes, he is!

Who would listen to anything Wesley Clark has to say....sheesh...he’s created far more situations then he’s ever helped...and low on facts when he tries.

[docbnj]

“Isn’t this guy a known putz?”

Actually, I had thought by now that he would be a FORGOTTEN putz. But you never can get rid of these weaklings: they keep rising from the mire.