US military officers accused one of the highest-ranking US
commanders in Afghanistan, Lieutenant General William Caldwell, of
trying to cover up a horrifying scandal at a taxpayer-funded hospital in
Kabul to limit bad news in an election year, the AFP reports.
Colonel Mark Fassl, who testified Tuesday, said he was shocked when
Lt. Gen. William Caldwell cited the then-upcoming 2010 congressional
elections as the reason not to investigate the hospital.
The general reportedly said at the time: “How could we … make this request with elections coming? He calls me Bill.”
Col. Fassl said he believed the “he” in that statement was a reference to President Obama.
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3 comments:
Must've been Bush's fault.
Not to change the subject,but Russia is in the process of taking over the naval base in Cuba.Every previously newsworthy item will pale in comparison to that.That will be Castro's final middle finger to America.Any dirt one can dredge up on Obama before the election no longer has consequences in light of this.The game plan has just radically changed.
Not to change the subject,but Russia is in the process of taking over the naval base in Cuba.
I doubt that.
Who are your sources?
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