Yeah, folks, I’m not hard of reading, I know the little prick, Michael Hastings, who sank the McCrystal staff died in a fiery car crash the other day. It’s sad, but it’s certainly no great loss for the journalistic community, like the journalistic community is making it out to be. People die in car crashes all of the time. People younger than this 33-year-old. In the McCrystal story in Rolling Stone magazine was just the doing the work for the Obama Administration, giving them an excuse to fire the General who had criticized the Obama Administration for half-assing the “surge” in Afghanistan. <\/p>\n
Don’t forget that Hastings also penned the completely fictitious article about “The Men Who Stare at Senators” when some halfwitted Texas National Guard LTC, Michael Holmes, accused Brigadier General William Caldwell<\/a> of trying to get his staff to use mind control on visiting Senators because Holmes wanted to get back at Caldwell for ruining his extra-marital relationship with a female O-5 and Holmes’ plans to turn his military job into a civilian endeavor.<\/p>\n Yeah that was Hastings, eager to turn on the military establishment for a glimpse at fame, not<\/a>;<\/p>\n “Hard-charging, unabashedly opinionated, Hastings was original and at times abrasive,” Rolling Stone, where he was a contributing editor, said in an obituary. “He had little patience for flacks and spinmeisters and will be remembered for his enthusiastic breaches of the conventions of access journalism.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n It is in honor of Hastings and his article on the McCrystal staff that we continue to call the Vice President Joe Bite Me, so let that be his legacy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"