
Submission + - Petraeus agrees to testify to Congress (reuters.com) 2
lcam writes: The events surrounding the 4 star general and his considerably high level public resignation is a demonstration of a very neat execution of a strategic scenario.
Generals make decisions that give the strategic upper hand as part of their training. This very public issue surrounding Petraeus should be more closely examined in that light; I am amazed about how his resignation combined with a public statement has caused the reaction it did.
This is one very very clever man. I applaud him. I am curious about what he expected to gain from the all of this.
Generals make decisions that give the strategic upper hand as part of their training. This very public issue surrounding Petraeus should be more closely examined in that light; I am amazed about how his resignation combined with a public statement has caused the reaction it did.
This is one very very clever man. I applaud him. I am curious about what he expected to gain from the all of this.
The summary makes no sense. (Score:2)
Unfortunately he can not be trusted (Score:2)
Anyone that can violated an oath to a spouse can just as easily violate an oath to his country.