CIA Director General Petraeus Resigns: Cites Cheating on His Wife.
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If my CIA director can't cheat on his ugly ass wife, I don't want to call myself American anymore.
If this is true in which I doubt, he did the right thing.
Petraeus had no choice. A secret affair (as, of course, affairs are) creates a coersion opportunity that the intelligence community could not allow in one of its professional operatives, let alone the DCI. Credit to him for removing that possibility by making it public while doing the right thing in resigning.
Patraeus is among those who represent what is best about America.
A lifetime of stellar service to his country as a scholar, a much decorated combat veteran, an illustrious and respected commander in Afghanistan, and director of CIA. In the private sector this man could have translated all of that talent and drive into a lucrative business career, but he chose instead to dedicate his life to public service.
Any student of history knows that all men - great and small - will in time err, as is human. His resignation was the honorable and correct decision following a poor personal choice. Nevertheless, all of us owe this patriot a debt of gratitude.
And those pathetic few who refuse to recognize his extraordinary service, I suspect, do so seeing their own lives as puny in comparison to the sheer magnitude of his accomplishments. I wish the general well.
Petraeus had no choice. A secret affair (as, of course, affairs are) creates a coersion opportunity that the intelligence community could not allow in one of its professional operatives, let alone the DCI. Credit to him for removing that possibility by making it public while doing the right thing in resigning.
Patraeus is among those who represent what is best about America.
A lifetime of stellar service to his country as a scholar, a much decorated combat veteran, an illustrious and respected commander in Afghanistan, and director of CIA. In the private sector this man could have translated all of that talent and drive into a lucrative business career, but he chose instead to dedicate his life to public service.
Any student of history knows that all men - great and small - will in time err, as is human. His resignation was the honorable and correct decision following a poor personal choice. Nevertheless, all of us owe this patriot a debt of gratitude.
And those pathetic few who refuse to recognize his extraordinary service, I suspect, do so seeing their own lives as puny in comparison to the sheer magnitude of his accomplishments. I wish the general well.
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intriguing...........
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Who he cheated on his wife with:
His wife:
His wife:
Who he cheated on his wife with:
His wife:
her p*ssy is probably tight as sh!t
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Who he cheated on his wife with:
His wife:
@ Fox already spinning this shyt trying to say it's a cover-up for Benghazi.
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The FBI is now investigating the other woman for trying to illegally access the General's secure emails.
Lmao. If everyone in the military or in a position of authority resigned because of adultery wouldn't nobody be in it. This is a coverup for something. But i have great respect for the general he established alot of TTPs.
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We know shyt like that happens all the time but the point is not to get caught. He got caught.....by the FBI. Without a doubt he lost his security clearance when this got up the chain of command.