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And they still have their sign infront of their house with names on it ,what Chutzpah
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This is so awful. I am sure that no one who voted for him to be president of the Republican Club would ever have suspected that with his background anything like this could occur. A disclaimer. I haven't ever belonged to any organization associated with a political party. They are usually too polarized for me. I am a wimpy Rino, I guess. I stand for moderation and common sense, at least that is what I like to believe. I do have some stellar friends on both sides of the aisle. Or at least I did yesterday. |
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So much for house prices here...always appreciating. :shrug: |
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I read this thread out of curiosity and have no knowledge of the individual and any opinions about his guilt or innocence. That is for the judicial system to decide. I am disappointed as a new resident to TV that TOTV is such a gossip forum. If this was one of your family members or one of your family members was indicted for something such as drugs or grand theft would you want the community talking about it? Try to think of this individuals family and how they feel (and how you would feel). No doubt that folks have driven by the house, pulled it up on Zillow, etc. I enjoy this forum for the Q&A and help that I get from the residents, not the petty noise and gossip. IMHO
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An 0-6 pension, is close to 10K a month, he's too young for SS, thats not enough for a million $ house unless he squirreled away $$ from his nefarious deeds. corruption pays till you get caught
Be retired Navy, the reason I'm on the Capt's case--because I know how many young sailors lives were made miserable for minor infractions , loss pf pay and reduction in rank at the hands of officers who thought they walked on water Thank God I was in the Submarine service--where the officers and enlisted were brothers--we all shared the same fate--they respected us & we respected them I'm a retired CPO |
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This is NOT petty noise and gossip. This is criminal, possibly treasonous, activity. As Americans and taxpayers, we all have a right to be concerned and, yes, outraged by this alleged behavior. This is not something that should be glossed over. |
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Look those who have retired can be and will be recalled to Active Duty. There will be a Court Martial (s) under the UCMJ..everyone. That is where justice will be handed out. All can have a Military Lawyer (SJA) or hire a civilian lawyer..more than likely the latter..$$$$$++. All will then be faced with punishment under the UCMJ...not good for them.
You can bet that the prosecutors have at least two of the " Alleged " accused ready to testify for the the prosecution and have cut a deal for whatever. This is too big of a deal to get off with a reprimand,slap on the wrist etc. The fact that high ranking officers are involved means nothing in this case. Some will get jail time..Leavenworth comes to mind, others like the people who have cut a deal...may get off with a Fine and Bad Conduct Discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances..but that is a slight maybe. The people who cut a deal must have given the Feds a ton of information for them to act. As for the Dependents (Wives) they are chump change in this and will be ignored and left to clean up afterwards. All the wining,dining,travel, rubbing elbows and mixing with all the Big Shots will all be a distant memory...and think was it all worth it. That said they had to be aware of the shenanigans going on but hey living like a Millionaire is pretty nice. In this case RHIP is very true. Bottom line they more than likely as time went on thought they could not or would never be caught. My take somebody(s) spilled the beans made a phone call or two and that prompted an investigation. It was only a matter of time ....Greed....and..... They got Sloppy...or who knows. The truth will come out without a doubt on what brought their downfall. |
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Sadly, there is corruption in the military. Motor pool sergeants take home tools. Supply NCOs and officers sell military equipment to civilians. Private contractors solicit the appropriate parties to ensure contracts come their way. NO branch is squeaky clean. NO branch has ever been squeaky clean. Even Washington complained of quartermasters selling blankets. I wouldn't be surprised if Urk of the Neanderthal Homak tribe sold a club or two to Ju-Ju of the Cro Magnon Urgah tribe when they battled each other. The submarine service ain't perfect, either. Get over yourself. |
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I have however, read plenty of comments where some folks were reluctant to admit that any homes here have depreciated...and that's simply not true. :ho: |
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