It sucks but such as life at times (Reply #27)

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Thu Jun 27, 2013, 11:40 PM

27. It sucks but such as life at times

there is never an easy way to go about things in the military. I stopped trying to figure out most of th bs a long time ago.

I would be much happier if they would block Faux News on the TVs. The docs think my blood pressure is terrible & I'm a bit crazy because it spikes when I'm stuck listening to that crap in their waiting rooms.

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47 replies	Author	Time	Post
Restricted Web Access to The Guardian is Armywide, Officials Say [View all]	Hissyspit	Jun 2013	OP
Well if the government hates it, then I gotta have it!	Crowman1979	Jun 2013	#1
"unauthorized disclosures of classified information" from The Guardian ...geee	L0oniX	Jun 2013	#4
but, but , can they have access to Rush???	movonne	Jun 2013	#11
And India?	Iliyah	Jun 2013	#39
??? Did you post in the wrong thread?	L0oniX	Jun 2013	#43
Must be some truth telling going on over there. We can't be having that in our military.	L0oniX	Jun 2013	#2
The last time I checked (about 2 months ago), Slimeball Rush	Art_from_Ark	Jun 2013	#10
"Guys China is aweful and undemocrtic"	Ash_F	Jun 2013	#3
Dumbing down the officer corps' access to information. That's a recipe for success.	leveymg	Jun 2013	#5
How stupid are these people	Jack Rabbit	Jun 2013	#6
No fucking kidding.	wtmusic	Jun 2013	#19
Very very stupid. In fact they can be thrown in jail if they don't act stupid.	bemildred	Jun 2013	#40
It's been that way for	giftedgirl77	Jun 2013	#7
Sounds official and professional. (nt)	Kurovski	Jun 2013	#9
Joseph Goebbels would be proud.	L0oniX	Jun 2013	#12
Now I guess you know that Rush Limbaugh	Iliyah	Jun 2013	#20
See post #4 ...and get some coffee soon. You're not making much sense.	L0oniX	Jun 2013	#44
That's the way it is	giftedgirl77	Jun 2013	#13
Sounds like security issues become restriction things. A lot in that institution.	leveymg	Jun 2013	#17
If they contain the classified	giftedgirl77	Jun 2013	#18
I understand the reason being given, but it strikes one as unnecessary, rigid, and restrictive. In	leveymg	Jun 2013	#21
It sucks but such as life at times	giftedgirl77	Jun 2013	#27
Thank you for your service.	bemildred	Jun 2013	#41
why is PBS never on the tvs in waiting rooms	RILib	Jun 2013	#46
I don't know but it's	giftedgirl77	Jun 2013	#47
Do they still allow Plush Lintball's braying to be heard on their bases?	Kurovski	Jun 2013	#8
Childish. n/t	Bonhomme Richard	Jun 2013	#14
Of Course !!! We can't have them knowing what they're defending !!	alittlelark	Jun 2013	#15
Rand Paul has the hook up!	Iliyah	Jun 2013	#16
To copy my answer from another thread, they actually have a point.	jeff47	Jun 2013	#22
The funny thing is people are going to claim the "Orwellian" element	davidpdx	Jun 2013	#24
Being accessible off-base doesn't fix the problem.	jeff47	Jun 2013	#26
The government really can't stop them from having access to the website off base	davidpdx	Jun 2013	#28
Not really, but the costs of doing it are way too large.	jeff47	Jun 2013	#30
True, I guess most do have to go through polygraphs	davidpdx	Jun 2013	#34
They have a right to block sites on computers within the base	davidpdx	Jun 2013	#23
They can die for their country, but they can't read a newspaper.	Psephos	Jun 2013	#25
Nothing Unusual about it, You are in the Military not the Boy Scouts	eaglesclaw	Jun 2013	#29
And it was wrong and stupid and useless then too. n/t	jtuck004	Jun 2013	#38
Uh Huh	Iliyah	Jun 2013	#31
Who's army is this again?	DeSwiss	Jun 2013	#32
I'm asking again	Iliyah	Jun 2013	#36
Where the eff where you	Iliyah	Jun 2013	#33
But Limbaugh still pollutes Armed Forces Radio.	DemoTex	Jun 2013	#35
Correct.	Iliyah	Jun 2013	#37
Well, just more evidence we live in a fascist country	askeptic	Jun 2013	#42
Censorship	pmorlan1	Jun 2013	#45

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