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In reply to the discussion: Snowden couldn't have dropped out of Special Forces School [View all]GoCubsGo
(34,914 posts)100. I wondered about that.
Doesn't the military strongly encourage their recruits to earn a GED, regardless of what unit they join? It really does stink.
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Which word did he miss in his primary school spelling bee? Does he have any speeding tickets?
Ed Suspicious
Jun 2013
#9
Well if it's old news, you better tell the President. He stated clearly that it was a 'leak'. Is he
sabrina 1
Jun 2013
#8
If his background is false, on what do we judge the accuracy of his information? n/t
Agnosticsherbet
Jun 2013
#77
There is nothing smelly about Snowden's story, just those who wish him to disappear
me b zola
Jun 2013
#6
Well, good luck with dragging him down here. He's been anointed by Sir Julian. His shit don't smell.
freshwest
Jun 2013
#11
That promotion at Ft. Meade really got me. And what's the source for all this?
Recursion
Jun 2013
#23
Scroll down the page. There are half a dozen working links with that and more.
freshwest
Jun 2013
#90
If the info he leaked was inaccurate, the WH would have denied it, instead of going after
Marr
Jun 2013
#115
Yeah, apparently that option dates back to 2002. I never heard of it in the early 2000s
Recursion
Jun 2013
#30
i think the post that said the terms are interchangeable to the general public got it right
loli phabay
Jun 2013
#81
dont think i would have felt comfortable in the day having someone just out of basic watching
loli phabay
Jun 2013
#86
i prefer the seperation of officers as a career path, met some great guys who moved up but too many
loli phabay
Jun 2013
#88
direct entrance is crazy, a better system is ten years in and then a recommendation
loli phabay
Jun 2013
#82
That's right, no whistleblower or dissenter can act without an authoritarian smear campaign
backscatter712
Jun 2013
#48
I predict he will enter the lofty mythological realms any moment now. If he hasn't already.
freshwest
Jun 2013
#94
It should be fun to see the reactions on DU when he shows up at a Rand Paul for PreZ rally
Coyotl
Jun 2013
#65
I'm compelled to think that I know as much as everyone else on this thread and others like it
LanternWaste
Jun 2013
#105
The guy that whistle blew on the Bush Administration warrant-less wire-tapping, called
bluestate10
Jun 2013
#111