Critics ignore military justice failures in "60 Minutes" profile of Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher

The Special Operator community needs to shrink back to the shadows. The communities are way to transparent. The days when the communities were performing Black Ops, Clean Sweeps the world had no idea of the carnage we left. We weren't in movies, TV, and store toy shelves. By being "ghosts" the media was none the wiser, and there wasn't drama to pull at the heart strings of the world. Gallager's wouldn't be paraded and the enemies would be dead. Hence the Black, Shadow, Sweep.

A part of waging war and keeping peace is making your enemy never want to fight you. We are doing a horrible job in regard to this as we are simply not allowed to do things that would put fear into an Islamic Terrorist and until we scare them, they are going to keep attacking us.

My thoughts? I wish I could have some. Sadly, I'm as much in the dark as anyone else. My experience with military justice was mostly positive occasionally tarnished by the acts of some bad players. When politics get involved, truth goes out the window, especially in these times. I can only state with certainty that issues such as this (and so many others) could be greatly mitigated if we had honest journalism in America. Sadly, the advent of celebrity journalism and ideological indoctrination in our schools of journalism has destroyed that...