On Thursday, Lloyd Austin, the head of the Pentagon, admitted that he did not act correctly by hiding his cancer diagnosis and hospitalization from the president and the public. He provided this information during his first press conference after leaving the hospital. He also commented on the situation in the Middle East, stating that the US does not plan to withdraw its troops from Syria, but may do so from Iraq.
During Thursday's conference, Austin apologized several times for not disclosing his prostate cancer diagnosis and said he had no excuses.
This news shocked me (...) It was a blow and to be honest, my first impulse was to maintain privacy - he explained. I learned from this experience that taking this type of job involves losing some of your privacy. Americans have a right to know when their leaders are dealing with health issues that may impact their ability to perform their duties, even temporarily, he added.
https://wiadomosci.dziennik.pl/swiat/art...luszn.html
(02-02-2024, 11:17 AM)theold Wrote: [ -> ]On Thursday, Lloyd Austin, the head of the Pentagon, admitted that he did not act correctly by hiding his cancer diagnosis and hospitalization from the president and the public. He provided this information during his first press conference after leaving the hospital. He also commented on the situation in the Middle East, stating that the US does not plan to withdraw its troops from Syria, but may do so from Iraq.
During Thursday's conference, Austin apologized several times for not disclosing his prostate cancer diagnosis and said he had no excuses.
This news shocked me (...) It was a blow and to be honest, my first impulse was to maintain privacy - he explained. I learned from this experience that taking this type of job involves losing some of your privacy. Americans have a right to know when their leaders are dealing with health issues that may impact their ability to perform their duties, even temporarily, he added.
https://wiadomosci.dziennik.pl/swiat/art...luszn.html
maintain privacy is good....
syria freedom support USA present
local Iraq do not support nor welcome US present
(02-02-2024, 02:50 PM)grotesqueness Wrote: [ -> ]syria freedom support USA present
local Iraq do not support nor welcome US present
True...Iraqi can have freedom of expression to kick out the unwelcomed invader from world's most "powerful Democracy"...
Why not the Syrian ?
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(02-02-2024, 03:43 PM)Manthink Wrote: [ -> ]True...Iraqi can have freedom of expression to kick out the unwelcomed invader from world's most "powerful Democracy"...
Why not the Syrian ?
at least US is good
not welcome leave
and afghan also the same
not welcome leave
farking china not welcome in taiwan
farking china cannot leave taiwan alone
farking Chow Cheese Pie (CCP) china
USA more credible
CHINA FARK TYPE
(02-02-2024, 03:51 PM)grotesqueness Wrote: [ -> ] (02-02-2024, 03:43 PM)Manthink Wrote: [ -> ]
True...Iraqi can have freedom of expression to kick out the unwelcomed invader from world's most "powerful Democracy"...
Why not the Syrian ?
at least US is good
not welcome leave
and afghan also the same
not welcome leave
farking china not welcome in taiwan
farking china cannot leave taiwan alone
farking Chow Cheese Pie (CCP) china
USA more credible
CHINA FARK TYPE
I am glad to find someone here who shares the same intellect as American senator Tom Cotton....
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