Military Intelligence...

[Sikboy]

Originally posted by mrblack
Military Intelligence is an oxymoron aint it?

This from the guy with his shorts in a knot over the usage of the word 'sniper'

-Sik

[Saurdaukar]

DAMN!  Nexus just got p\/\/n3d by MiniD.  I think perhaps a few of those 'PsyOps' agents got to you Nexus - youve been propagandinatedized!

[Saurdaukar]

Originally posted by mrblack
Military Intelligence is an oxymoron aint it?

Do you understand why this phrase came to be or do you just assume its a poke at the 'intelligence' of the 'military' and laugh at the coktail party?

[DmdNexus]

Originally posted by Mini D
They are refered to as "Former President... " and "USAF Officer (retired)...".  

Not true... they can be addressed as either "President" or "Former President".

usually it is "Mr. President"

Only the actively sitting president is referred to as "the President"

You might want to look this up on the "White House Office of Protocol"'s website...

[mrblack]

Originally posted by Sikboy
This from the guy with his shorts in a knot over the usage of the word 'sniper'

-Sik

I got my "shorts " in a knot when sniper was unsed in context with those killings!!!

And as far as millitary Intell LOL Those in the Millitary often joke about that.
Cause sometimes you wonder what they are thinking.

[Sikboy]

Originally posted by mrblack
And as far as millitary Intell LOL Those in the Millitary often joke about that.
Cause sometimes you wonder what they are thinking.

And those of us in Intel appreciated it.

-Sik

[AKIron]

Originally posted by Mini D
Why do you call the thread "Military Intelligence"?  Why did you use the term "USAF Officer" instead of "Retired USAF Officer"?

I find it funny that you use these misleading statements while linking an article on how the Bush administration was misleading the public.

MiniD

Rather than funny I find it only typical.