David Patraeus and one of his mistresses, Jill Kelley, who
is looking awfully flirty with him
The sex scandal of General David Patraeus, has scared some high
ranking government officials in Washington, Virginia, Maryland and New York, who
are fearful their dirty secrets will hit the press and damage their marriages.
Some are stunned Patraeus' dirty laundry has been put out for public consumption
and see it as a warning shot to fall in line with the administration or face
undesirable consequences.
Patraeus has not been outed as having committed a crime, but
some are treating him as though he has, due to cheating on his wife of 37-years,
Holly Patraeus. The whole thing looks like a witch hunt. By all accounts,
Patraeus has served his country for a long time, so it's off putting to some
that he is being made an example of. It gives the impression someone wanted to
ruin him. After all, they could have just let him quietly retire.
Items the Judiciary Report published days ago in articles
regarding the Patraeus scandal were shown to be true days later. For instance,
in the November 12. 2012 Judiciary Report article titled "General
David Patraeus Who Is Used To Fighting In Battle Has Women Fighting Over Him In
Obama Administration Scandal" the site stated some members of Congress knew of the
general's affair, but kept silent. The next day, the Daily Mail (UK) confirmed
select members of Congress knew of the scandal months before the story broke in
the press.
David Patraeus and Paula Broadwell
In the November 10. 2012 Judiciary Report article "It
Is Hypocritical That David Patraeus Be Forced To Resign From The Obama
Administration Over Affair" the site wrote FBI agents are too freaky for
their own good and it is hypocritical for them to be investigating the Patraeus
sex scandal. Two days later, the Daily Mail published an article about a "rogue
FBI agent" trying to get in on the action, via sending one of Patraeus'
mistresses, Jill Kelley, a topless picture of himself, soliciting sex from her.
I'm going to write this as maturely as I can, "I told you so!"
One of Patraeus' mistresses, Paula Broadwell (how ironic the
word "broad" is in her name) being raided by the FBI, gives the impression she
was up to something unsavory. One has to be careful with some, not all writers,
who would love to obtain national secrets under false pretenses and abuse
journalism laws shielding sources, to publish said classified material for a big
payday.
The Judiciary Report is most sympathetic to Mrs. Patraeus, as
the revelations about his mistresses had to have proverbially pulled the rug out
from under her. Girl, email me and I'll help you beatdown his mistresses. Wear
your Nikes. They give better traction when you're trying to put your foot up
someone's butt. *Reads that one of Patraeus' mistresses is good with a gun.* You
know what, on second thought, maybe we scrap the fighting thing and just call
them names online (wink).
