Charlie Rose - Retired Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez

[denergy94063]

lol looks like my gardener

[rmanrod]

fuckin' liberal media made his head rolled. It's war not a little girls game. God Bless Our America, Our Troops and their families

[RightCitizen]

An honorable man blamed for something out of his control. Ricardo Sanchez

[planetcop]

all u all ever owned including the NSA building now belong to the 12 tribes of Jewda.i have taken all your toys, with which u all fight with around world. knives, guns, nuclear weapons, etc etc, all banks, all money, all stock exchanges, and handed them to the women, sitting in one single room! hahahahaahaa

[fuxup21]

for some reason he reminds me of Richard Nixon

[8data]

everyone is an expert

this guy is not fit for command

and neither were his superiors

douches

[8data]

whose guilty

we all are

as US Citizens

but this policy is just idiotic

bill moyers for president

[donnacoloma]

This is an interesting clip but is way too short. I saw the entire show; it was gripping. It was clearly not easy for Gen. Sanchez to express his feelings about what happened while he was in command in Iraq. Rose did a terrific job of providing Sanchez an opening to explore the painful choices between being a good soldier and following the chain of command vs speaking up against incompetency or illegal policies.

[hooah68]

yes i just watched the entire interview on rose's site, and the post 18:00 comments are very interesting

[eltototo21]

I think McCain is to old to be president, we need young brains to take over, change , change , change.

[ReliableInsider]

The fact is that the U.S. military HAS loyally followed the orders of the Secretary of Defense, the Vice President, and the Commander-in-Chief, even when those orders violated international law.

Bush has punished severely generals who spoke out against him before they entered retirement.

Who is guilty? Both. Both the generals AND Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld. And both must be prosecuted for crimes committed.

Which group should be allowed to get away with murder? Neither group.

Obviously.

[lemmingsgopop]

Torturer in Chief

[SergioMomarsh]

The commander in Chief is ultimately responsible. His backward policies have us rebuilding while the war rages on. His indignant belligerence is keeping us in a state of quagmire, and his lack of trust and accountability continue to put my brother's life at risk.

[toddk911]

Well said!

Sincerely,

Army Veteran

[EsotericDesi]

This general should have resigned rather than allow such shameful thing to go unpunished by Bush administration...