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Top Commander for Mideast ResignsPosted on Mar 12, 2008Adm. William Fallon, head of the U.S. Central Command, resigned on Tuesday, explaining that his reputation as an obstacle to President Bush’s military designs had become too much of a distraction. Fallon was often reported to be a thorn in the side of the president and his other military advisers, a role both the admiral and administration officials strongly deny.
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By weather, March 12 at 2:54 pm # Just in timeto take on the task as Secty of Defense for Obama.
By sophrosyne, March 12 at 2:38 pm # Fallon is a model of what our honest commanders should be doing. Bush is udner pressure from Big Armament corporations, Israel and Big Oil to bomb I. He will not avoid doing what is good for these interests and ignore American interests. It is what he is. What he does. And he has several months to go.
By Tom Murphy, March 12 at 12:32 pm # See video: Why Fallon’s Resignation is Frightening Defense Secretary Robert Gates did not have to accept Admiral Fallon’s resignation. “The military people think basically that Admiral Fallon was PUSHED OUT” - Mark Thompson Time Magazine National Security Correspondent Add Your Comment |
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