Although, after the last couple of days of throwing the military under the bus, I don't think it would be a case of "friendly fire".

But if the first one doesn't finish the job, well, we all know what to do.

Doesn't the guy in charge also have an obligation to see to it that a subordinate doesn't do something illegal? Not that Bradley is off the hook, but Kegbreath sure as hell ought to be on that hook with him.

was wrong. Not a drop of sympathy for him from me.

here's hoping that ICC will investigate.

He should seek legal representation.

He should prepare to thoroughly testify in front of The House Armed Services Committee, which is seeking a full accounting of the U.S. military attack on an alleged drug-trafficking boat, esp. the second bombing.

it'll be interesting to hear what the Adm. has to say.

but with Pedonald, it's The Buck Stops Anywhere But Here.

the buck stops in his pocket, and then he demands another buck while saying he doesn't know about any buck-passing.

I enjoyed reading it and it made me

when nobody in the country outside of the members of this message board gives a shit anymore.

Rec

the Military leadership understand completely what is happening here and this situation is not going to go over well with them. There will be payback.