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Don’t Fall for It: Marine Colonel’s Resignation Letter Was a Move of PR Over Principle

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By Major Chase Spears, PhD, USA ret There’s a respected tradition of men who stand publicly in their own name and resign in protest to call public attention to corruption beyond their ability to fix. It takes an especially bold person to take that route when done in the context of being a member of the military. The institution does not like independent thought. Its default position is to consider loyal critique treasonous and exact a price from…
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Don’t Fall for It: Marine Colonel’s Resignation Letter Was a Move of PR Over Principle

Marine Colonel's resignation letter raises questions about sincerity and political motives.

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