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September 2, 2009
Video: 'Deviant hazing' alleged at U.S. Embassy in Kabul
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Sylvia   September 3rd, 2009 9:28 am ET

Perhaps now we can go back to a military draft. I know it's unpopular with parents of draft-age children, but the contractors we have hired to replace our military have proven they are irresponsible. Also, the Wackenhut contract obviously became a political benefit for Bush cronies. A return to the two-year draft of all young people, to either military of civilian service, would help restore some of the respect and values that have gone missing in our society.

Kim   September 3rd, 2009 11:08 am ET

How long does it take to void the contract and staff the Kabul Embassey ? You're fired and see ya and we don't hire you at the State Department as a contractor to hire men that dance drunk naked. They're talking bring in contractors now in Afghan ? We need to find Hillary Clinton and she's not going to allow this as Secretary Of State. Who are these contractors and who do they hire ? The Obama team knew about concerns ? Why was the contract renewed ? Who renewed the contract ?

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