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In the Rolling Stone piece that brought down General McCrystal, the writer spent three weeks with the troops. What did he find? Trash talk about bureaucrats.

Now, if someone followed me around for three weeks, they'd find far worse; the storage container underneath my waterbed, for one.

Fact is, journalists like me and those at Rolling Stone are so seedy, we could never survive the scrutiny we apply to others. And really, soldiers are better people than those who cover them.

But this writer followed the troops, who might as well be on Mars. That's what Afghanistan is: A weird, scary place without decent cable. They don't have time to worry about some slimy writer trying to get damaging tidbits upon which to build a career. These soldiers deal with death.

Source: FOXNews

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