Reply #66: He betrayed his oath and should be charged

[SargeUNN]

I know some think they know more about the military structure than I do in spite of the fact that I served in not one, but two branches, however I really don't put stock in their opinions since most never did latrine duty. However like Burton, they think they are some kind of military brain. That said, when I was in and got a secret clearance that was upgraded later to top secret, I was informed and aware that it was my duty to remember the information was not my decision on being passed on, but those of my superiors. I know some would say that I should be willing to make a decision to reveal it IF I thought it was not legal, but they are full of crap. I was my duty if I felt so, to report it to my superior and not to the press. So yeah the one who did this was wrong and should be charged and put in prison. He violated his oath and he damn well knew it.