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Also watched and listened to what Congresswoman Wilson said at the speech he referred to. Not a word about funding. Not a word about her role in that.
Kelly lied to discredit Congresswoman Wilson.
Not sure why you are lying.
That's what I said ...a small detail he had wrong. It wasn't the funding she was bragging about, but she was bragging about having pushed through the naming. Very minor error, but he was spot on about this woman. What he said about her is absolutely right, whether it was funding or naming.
Let's not be splitting hairs and calling a man like General Kelly a liar. you never served your country. So ...
Right, the word you are going to use says a lot about your character, not the person you want to attack.
Maybe you need to cut the crap and just accept the fact that you shouldn't make accusations without all the details. It is okay to admit you are wrong at least sometimes. That is honor.
the one that stands out as a poorly executed disaster is Operation Eagle Claw, the attempt to rescue the American Embassy hostages from Iran in 1980. The mission was a disaster and the ensuing investigations and reports changed the way that the Department of Defense conducted future missions.
Rescue mission fails sometimes, it happens.
That does not mean the military did not want to rescue him, or intentionally left him behind.
Ask your husband.
I did ask my husband.
He was the one who pointed out that someone screwed the pooch here and they are likely scrambling around until they come up with a halfway decent cover story.
Our military didn't even rescue the rest of the men. The French did.
He was the one who pointed out that someone screwed the pooch here and they are likely scrambling around until they come up with a halfway decent cover story.
Our military didn't even rescue the rest of the men. The French did.
Okay, so your husband had an opinion. Did he tell you sometimes, rescue mission and recon mission fail?
Failed mission does not mean the military intentionally leave the soldiers behind.
The point is you cannot just sit behind your computer making accusations without all the details.
Right, the word you are going to use says a lot about your character, not the person you want to attack.
Maybe you need to cut the crap and just accept the fact that you shouldn't make accusations without all the details. It is okay to admit you are wrong at least sometimes. That is honor.
I admit when I'm wrong.
Recently admitted I was wrong about Kelly. Earlier in the week, I defended him. Posted that he was doing the best he could to stay close to that nuclear football. Posted about how he tried to send out a covert message, like a POW might, about the decline in values, etc.
Then found out that he outright lied about Congresswoman Wilson.
It's not like someone told him a lie and he inadvertently repeated it. He was at her speech two years ago. He lied about what she said.
Maybe I'm not the one who should be cutting the crap.
In this case, they got everyone out but Sgt. Johnson.
He was left behind and they knew it. It wasn't an oversight. It wasn't an accident. They knew where he was from his locator beacon. For whatever reason, he was intentionally left behind.
This whole mission sounds like a failure from the get go. Details are likely being scrubbed even as we go back and forth.
Trump and Kelly are lying to keep us distracted while the investigation is underway.
I'm curious as to why he was left behind and why the military didn't flood that area immediately to locate Sgt. Johnson.
Three other soldiers also lost their lives. So I don't know what you are talking about.
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