CIA DIRECTOR RESIGNS

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Do you also agree that the most physically attractive of people get cheated on too?

My friend is a very attractive man. His partner of 6 years was a downright beautiful man (well, still is). Didn't stop my friend from cheating.

IDK, guess I'm just not ready to say that Mr. P wouldn't have cheated and been such an utter dipshit in subjecting himself, his wife, his friends, and the intelligence agency to public ridicule and scrutiny if ony Mrs. P were prettier.

Whoever decides to cheat is an asshole; end of story. There are many avenues in why someone may do this, but you cannot play fireman and put every fire out in a relationship. I have been with my partner (hubby) since 2006 and I was very insecure around him. However, it takes two to make it work. We have our opinions about other men, but we are comfortable within our own relationship. It takes work! He is my key and I am his keyhole! LMAO!!!


On a more important note; it is true that this subject is getting bigger. Here is a snippet from a current news article.



In a new twist to the Gen. David Petraeus sex scandal, the Pentagon said Tuesday that the top American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John Allen, is under investigation for alleged "inappropriate communications" with a woman who is said to have received threatening emails from Paula Broadwell, the woman with whom Petraeus had an extramarital affair.

Panetta said that he ordered a Pentagon investigation of Allen on Monday.

The official said 20,000 to 30,000 pages of emails and other documents from Allen's communications with Kelley between 2010 and 2012 are under review. He would not say whether they involved sexual matters or whether they are thought to include unauthorized disclosures of classified information. He said he did not know whether Petraeus is mentioned in the emails.

"Gen. Allen disputes that he has engaged in any wrongdoing in this matter," the official said. He said Allen currently is in Washington.

Panetta said that while the matter is being investigated by the Defense Department Inspector General, Allen will remain in his post as commander of the International Security Assistance Force, based in Kabul. He praised Allen as having been instrumental in making progress in the war.

The FBI's decision to refer the Allen matter to the Pentagon rather than keep it itself, combined with Panetta's decision to allow Allen to continue as Afghanistan commander without a suspension, suggested strongly that officials viewed whatever happened as a possible infraction of military rules rather than a violation of federal criminal law.

Allen was Deputy Commander of Central Command, based in Tampa, prior to taking over in Afghanistan. He also is a veteran of the Iraq war.