CIA Director Resigns
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November 10th, 2012 12:19 PM
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I think this is another big warning: DO NOT - - - - off the administration. If you do, you WILL be gone. And you WILL take the blame for the current problem with you. We can not underestimate the cunning and manipulation coming from the WH.
When you have 90% of the media behind you then you can't lose, and he knows it.
Meanwhile, back on the farm, we are pretty much impotent to fight back. It's so frustrating watching this go on in the country right now. There's nothing I wouldn't put past this administartion to do. Nothing.
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November 10th, 2012 12:19 PM
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November 10th, 2012 02:14 PM
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Clearly the WH knew about fling with the bimbo. They kept it under wraps until it could be useful - like to preempt or delay Petraeus' testimony to Congress on Benghazi.
Congress will get his testimony. The WH, now having less leverage on Petraeus than it previously had, may come to regret its decision. My prediction is that Petraeus will lay out the scheme to have him bring up the movie link and have Rice confirm it on the Sunday talk shows. This even when they both knew, and the WH did too, that the CIA resources on the ground had different intel that had gone up the chain.
It is going to get interesting to see what Congress will do when they have all the info. So far, the Congressional review is bi-partisan, but it remains to be seen if they act in the country's best interest when all is said and done - frequently they do not.
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November 10th, 2012 03:08 PM
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The administration cannot afford for him to testify. He can be forced to, but now as a private citizen, he's very dangerous. I sure hope he isn't "Vince Fostered".
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November 10th, 2012 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by
mulle46
I knew heads would roll at some point about Libya, after the election regardless of result.
Right, this had more to do with Libya than labia.
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November 10th, 2012 03:31 PM
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Wow, some of these posts are pretty imaginative. You all get As for creativity.
The reality is much more mundane and pitiful.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/11/us...fair.html?_r=0
"began with a complaint several months ago about “harassing” e-mails sent by Paula Broadwell, Mr. Petraeus’s biographer, to an unidentified third person,"
Just another love affair gone awry.
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November 10th, 2012 03:37 PM
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If as reported ...
It can get hard to believe in a person's honor and trustworthiness when such a faithless breach is committed against those the person ostensibly holds most dear. It's hard to believe such a person would treat other responsibilities with any greater honor or trustworthiness. A dishonorable misstep.
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November 10th, 2012 08:47 PM
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What does this thread have to do with defensive carry?
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November 10th, 2012 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by
owgem
What does this thread have to do with defensive carry?
It was originally posted in the homeland security forum, with which it has much to do.
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November 10th, 2012 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by
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I'd much rather focus on how losing the Director of National Intelligence could be a problem...
Petraeus is/was director of the CIA, not the DNI. The DNI is former USAF 3-star James Clapper. Your point, however, is certainly well taken.
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November 11th, 2012 06:51 AM
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OK, so what is it doing here in the good and bad? According to the sticky only defensive carry issues belong here.

Originally Posted by
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It was originally posted in the homeland security forum, with which it has much to do.
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November 11th, 2012 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted by
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"began with a complaint several months ago about “harassing” e-mails sent by Paula Broadwell, Mr. Petraeus’s biographer, to an unidentified third person,"
Just another love affair gone awry.
It's funny that we don't learn about it until just after the election...
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November 11th, 2012 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by
owgem
OK, so what is it doing here in the good and bad? According to the sticky only defensive carry issues belong here.
If it is bothering you this much and keeping you up at night I suggest you PM a mod
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November 11th, 2012 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by
owgem
OK, so what is it doing here in the good and bad? According to the sticky only defensive carry issues belong here.
Until you see a moderator plate above my avatar, you are asking the wrong guy.
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November 11th, 2012 11:24 AM
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This breaks open the whole "can of worms" thing. He betrayed the trust of his wife that he would not cat around on her. Second, those who work for him also now cannot trust him due to the lack of ethics. He was presented the opportunity to NOT engage in a extra-marital affair as well but he let some other organ do his thinking.
Sooner or later it was bound to come out in the open and he made the decision to come clean. It shows that people do not take their vows or ethical behaviour serious, and this is the consequence for doing so.
Like Timmy said, I too in the past have been put into the place to cheat on my (now ex) wife. I took the vows I made very seriously, but in the end it was her was not faithful and accused me of having affairs. I was faithful to the very end but I did have the opportunity, I chose to decline the invitation. Maybe the General should have done the same.
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November 11th, 2012 12:00 PM
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I marvel at what some of these guys will risk to get...what they get at first. Like all men here, i've seen buddies throw away great wives and families for high school drop out bimbos who should have spent their tips on tattoo removal instead of breast augmentation. Just bizarre beyond belief. Then, I see folks like Tiger Woods lose multiple gazillion dollars and a Swedish bikini model wife over-a bonehead bimbo. Not a huge surprise, celebs are used to getting what they want when they want and get away with it mostly. I just thought that somebody with his background and education would at least be immune from getting caught, especially when the woman involved has the type of education and intelligence she appears to have. I mean, really, man, get a stinking trak-phone every few days and never write anything down, the CIA director should at least have the same counter surveillance ability the average cheating spouse has. I think she went after this guy with this in mind-up to the getting caught part, maybe because SHE was checking his email to see who else he was jogging with- but it takes two, so that doesn't matter. I'm now convinced that no man is immune.
But I am really just freaked over the timing and how many people get wrapped up in the sex scandal part and are ignoring the administration's hand on this. Discredit him so it will be easy to hang the whole Benghazi deal on him? Right AFTER the election? There are no coincidences and the people in the WH spend every waking moment covering for the corrupt leftist thugs of the "free stuff" voters. The real facts are already shredded and burned and the ashes in a D.C. or Virginia sewer though, all we can do is watch the show when the Democrats hold a couple of hearings, simulate surprise and indignation, blame the disgraced, and maybe knock off a couple of those no longer useful with the blow back if the opportunity presents itself.
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