A court case - to be held by the same judge that ripped into the administration for their illegal deportations. 
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I suspect the problem will be that there were people in the group with enough authority to declassify anything they wanted, and it would be difficult to prove that they hadn’t done so before posting it.
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Nah, tgt timings are sacrosanct - if I had been operating on the strike package (considering the tgt options were very limited), & one of the sqn bosses had said, by the way, some numpties in Washington have released the timings in advance, do ya still want to launch, it would have been WTF??!!
America. I great idea, thats gotten out of hand.
Like i keep saying.
Its time to make america great…britian again
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Al Murray?
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Just when you thought that there was no other remote, one in a trillion, excuse that could be put up…….
I was hacked yer honour!
Ah yes becuase I routinely use initials to mark who people are in my contacts when discussing matters of National Security rather than you know, names.
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Let’s be real, the issue here is not that the reporter got added. The issues are that they’re using a third party system, likely on a private phone, to talk about confidential material. Even if signal is secure, the phone may well not be. The other problem is how they talk about Europe in private like this. And that this conversation is likely not being properly documented.
The fact a reporter got added is not the major problem. It’s just how they got caught.
So who, allegedly, was the original JG?
Removing headrests indoors is basic etiquette (for men). That seems to have been forgotten when the vast majority of civilians stopped wearing hats.
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Was doing the NBC Cse at Winterbourne Gunner.
Breakfast in the Officer’s Mess, forst day, saw a young Army guy with his beret on, sitting at the table…
Unusually for me, i didn’t jump in with a comment (as there were far more “brown” jobs than "blue jobs) but asked another Army guy. As I did so, a junior RAF Regt officer asked the guy with his beret on to please pass the condiments - the Army guy ignored him.
The RAF REgt officr asked politely again. A huge sigh from the Army guy. No condiments.
Third time of asking, the Army guy looked up & it a very condescending tone told him that in the Guards (can’t remember which one), when one wears one’s beret at breakfast, one doesn’t wish to be spoken to.
RAF Regt officer got onto the table, walked down to the Guards officer & said, less than politely, when someone in the RAF Regt asks you politely to pass the condiments, pass the condiments!!
All the Army wallahs were crying their eyes out. We got the Guards guy later, he would pick his beret off a coat hook, & ostentatiously, plonk it on his head. Ah, when it’s had half bottle of fuller’s earth put inside the beret, it makes a Guards officer disappear on a cloud of dust!!
He didn’t wear his beret at breakfast again. 
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It’s an old joke - it used to be a Royal Marines Officer at a Guards regiment…
May have been a joke elsewhere - I watched it for real!
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Senator Booker has been talking for over 18 continuous hours on the senate floor.
Inspiring, but sometimes I don’t understand American politics.
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Still going…