This is what I read in the Huff.
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The military is retreating on attacking Kandahar. Now McChrystal has handed Obama a crisis in relations with the military. McChrystal said Tuesday, “I extend my sincerest apology for this profile. It was a mistake reflecting poor judgment and should never have happened. Throughout my career, I have lived by the principles of personal honor and professional integrity. What is reflected in this article falls far short of that standard.”

The General is on the road to Canossa — he’s been ordered to return to Washington — but will it be enough to smooth over relations with Obama? Obama doubtless feels betrayed by McChrystal. But perhaps he betrayed himself by signing on to the Afghan war in the first place.
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I think the general has no clue how to win in Afghanistan. He is just attempting to scape boat Obama. He should be fired.

Eric

There is such a quiet about Anonz that it frightens me. I am not sure what has happened but it seems to be serious.

Ruth

Have you heard about this General McChrystal who dissed Obama? Why hasn’t he been fired? I Obama expects to have the people continue to believe in his leadership abilities, he better fire an asshole who says he can’t take orders from the President of the United States of America.

Norman

Anna

I like the idea too But when are we going to get rid of the snakes the mainland brought to our island? I am scared of the things and sick of what they have done to my home.

All I ever here is we are trying.
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U.S. Interior Department Re-programs Brown Tree Snake Funding For Guam

Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 June 2010 17:26
Written by Patti Arroyo
Wednesday, 23 June 2010 07:18
Guam – Guam News

Guam–More money is being thrown at Guam to control the brown tree snake.

Interior Assistant Secretary Tony Babauta says another $2M is available to enhance current brown tree snake operations on Guam. Guam has continuing programs to trap and bait the brown tree snake, renovate facilities, and for public education.

In a news release, Babauta said, “Guam’s ecosystem has been devastated by the brown tree snake and it is important to address this invasive species on the island without it spreading and destroying other island communities.”

Congresswoman Madeline Bordallo says funding for the program has focused on eradicating and controlling the brown tree snake from spreading to other islands in the region. Bordallo says this funding will address strategies for the rejuvenation of the ko’ko bird and other threatened species.
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How long does it take to kill a few snakes?

Lea