General Sanchez and the Blame Game

[SteveMetz]

I'm on a run of bad books. When I went to the Heritage symposium on Colorado Springs last weekend, I took Philip Bobbit's Terror and Consent. Read 80 pages and found it so useless that I bought a Jason Bourne novel to keep me occupied on the flight.

I did just finish Brian Linn's Echo of Battle last week. That was good.

[Van]

Steve,
This repeated self-abuse is obviously a cry for help. If you find yourself in Ft. Leavenworth before the end of September, I'll front for a theraputic quantity of bourbon or High Noon Saloon beer. Sanchez, Feith, who's the next rat to leave that ship?

V

P.S. GEN Sanchez (ret) is speaking to the CGSC students tomorrow. Why are they refering to him as "Dirty Sanchez"?
V

P.P.S. (later) I searched for "Dirty Sanchez" on Wiki. Never mind.
V

[kehenry1]

Please warn me next time that looking up such things might be not for public consumption...

[Ski]

BWAAAHHAAAHAA!

I don't know what's funnier - the mental self-flagellation Steve has decided to give himself, or the ignorance of the term "dirty Sanchez."

HAHAHAHAHAHA! Made my afternoon, thanks much...

[kehenry1]

Well, I deem somethings as a virtue and not knowing what that was definitely counts among them.

[Ken White]

and I'm not at all sure just how much better off I am now that I do know...

[J Wolfsberger]

I didn't know, and it is WAY more information than I needed.

[Van]

Sorry about that, Kat et al, I treasured my sadly departed naivete also

Check out the Amazon reivews of this dog.

Lt Gen Sanchez has a lot of moral courage to write this book. Every page you read brings you to respect him more.

He's clearly supporting someone's biases.

So what do y'all think his agenda is, aside from trying to avoid being crucified in the history books?