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C1 “It could not be disregarded, so the predecessor to former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates issued a statement denunciating the rape. It could not be disregarded, so then Secretary of Defense Robert Gates issued a statement denunciating the rape. It could not be disregarded, so then Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta issued a statement denunciating the rape. It could not be disregarded, so Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel issues a statement denunciating the rape. It could not be disregarded, so the successor to Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel will issue a statement denunciating the rape. It could not be disregarded, so the successor to the successor to Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel will issue a statement denunciating the rape.”
C2 “Perhaps they could concoct a Department of Defense formal form denunciation and describe it as ‘Form DD 1.’”
C1 “The official DoD ‘Bedbug Letter.’ Explanations in the military are simple. What goes on goes on because the superiors want it to go on. What the superiors do not want to go on will not go on, with only a few rogue exceptions that can be punished swiftly and publicly.”
C2 “The Commander-In-Chief is at the top of the pile.”
C1 “So they want it to go on. In this man’s army, however, that war would not go on.”
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[Is a “Drones Unlimited” organization akin to “Ducks Unlimited” or “Trout Unlimited” or “Cape Buffalos Unlimited” on the horizon? http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2013/07/17/us/17reuters-usa-colorado-drones.html?hp&_r=0.]
Bumper sticker of the week:
Join the military; get raped