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Originally Posted by Guest
I recall being in the military during the 80's and having to sign a document that subjected me to the death penalty. This document was relative to my secret security clearance. Being in a medical career field the only "secrets" I had access to were the base commanders medical records. Apparently disclosure of positions of our nuclear submarines to the world trumps disclosing the base commanders blood pressure readings.
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Anyone who has served knows the secrecy surrounding the sub activities.
These posters KNOW NOTHING...they simply mouth off because their beloved leader has been criticized.
Sad to me that these folks who have no knowledge continue to pledge support to a morally corrupt man who has lied to them and the American people, trashed all the american standards and is now fighting tooth and nail with the Ethics bureau because he does not want anyone to have knowledge of what he is doing for his business (and that of his family....Kushner's hiding millions in art we now find out...hiding meaning not disclosing and how can you not disclose that value).
I actually held out hope for this President but he is getting worse not better.
Bottom line, these folks who think all of his activities, which are truely ANTI american are just fine....who hold to the tenants they read on Russian web sites have just angered me and I will, when possible, show them for the fools they are. Disagreeing on policy issues is fine but basic morals should not even be subject to any discussion except it appears for moron who themselves lack any morals.
But, if you have been around submariners or on one, or even as I say served our country, you know that where they are is important and not discussed, especially with the advent of the nuclear subs. A very good high school buddy of mine was on the Thresher which was lost of our atlantic coast about 50 years ago.