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Sexual Misconduct Allegations in The CAF
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The Beaverton wins.
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Canadian Army considers removing sexual misconduct as a prerequisite for leadership - The Beaverton
KINGSTON – While controversy builds in the halls of the Canadian military as candidate after candidate for advancement comes under investigation, Army bosses are considering dropping the sexual misconduct requirement for leadership positions. “I have to admit we’ve been a bit blindsided here,”...
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Blackadder1916
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And the CMAC appeal decision R. v. McGregor - Court Martial Appeal Court
McGregor's Application for Leave to Appeal to the SCC
The Government's response https://www.scc-csc.ca/WebDocuments-DocumentsWeb/39543/MM020_Respondent_Her-Majesty-the-Queen.pdf
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So child porn too, the guy just needs to gassed, not given a new trial.
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Re: the dwindling supply of GOFOs.
I’m wondering if we’ll see this crisis burn itself out over time. I know that my kids (now in their late 20’s) have a much different mindset than I was at their age. The are far more accepting of the alphabet soup of alternate lifestyle and have no problem calling out racism, sexism and sexual misconduct.
Maybe our current crop/generation of GOFOs just need to fade away and let the next generation take over. This would also be a good way to take care of the bloat at our higher HQs.
I’m wondering if we’ll see this crisis burn itself out over time. I know that my kids (now in their late 20’s) have a much different mindset than I was at their age. The are far more accepting of the alphabet soup of alternate lifestyle and have no problem calling out racism, sexism and sexual misconduct.
Maybe our current crop/generation of GOFOs just need to fade away and let the next generation take over. This would also be a good way to take care of the bloat at our higher HQs.
OldSolduer
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Your correct in that assessment.
Blackadder1916
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The only way to eliminate a bloat (is this now the collective noun for generals?) is to destroy the nest. An example of their unchecked spread would be the three (3) general officers sent to the PHAC for the vaccine op. While only one remains, two having been punted back; "secondment" permits the CAF to not carry them against the authorized number of GOFOs and to promote into the vacant positions they held before going to another department for what should have been a temporary assignment. At least one of the three triggered the GOFO promotion cascade and maybe had a secondary effect of filling the position that (if the world was normal) an otherwise already existing, but now jobless MGen could have filled. I haven't found any reference to the two BGens that accompanied Fortin to the PHAC or whether anyone was promoted (even A/WSE) into their previous positions.
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We might try applying the 'Yes man' filter as a way to screen the wheat from the chaff, all the way down the line. Then stream the right kind of people through
"A ‘Yes man’ is a dangerous man. He is a menace. He will go very far. He can become a minister, a secretary, or a Field Marshall but he can never become a leader nor ever be respected.
He will be used by his superiors, disliked by his colleagues, and despised by his subordinates.
So discard the ‘Yes man’".
- Sam ‘Bahadur’ Manekshaw
Sam Manekshaw - Wikipedia
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Apparently the CDS (suspended) sent a note to other GOFOs, explaining that he's been exonerated and should be immediately reinstated.
The CDS (acting) is unamused.
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I find retired general Mike Day to have his headspace aligned with A/CDS Eyre; his take on this is worth reading as well.
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The CDS (acting) is unamused.
Adm. Art McDonald letter to senior military officials ‘shocking,’ says Gen. Eyre - National | Globalnews.ca
Military and political sources have said the lack of charges against Adm. Art McDonald has not removed concerns about whether he has the moral authority to lead the military.
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I find retired general Mike Day to have his headspace aligned with A/CDS Eyre; his take on this is worth reading as well.
"I wouldn't start from here"
I read a tremendously thoughtful tweet thread from Annalise Schamuhn yesterday which reminded me that the ability to hold two ( or more) se...
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It is not entirely clear to me why the Government has prolonged this situation.
Just tell Admiral McDonald he is retired. No need to give a reason.
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Shows how low on the priority list it is, but I mean it's been sometime after the election now and we still don't have a new cabinet or a date for parliament to resume
daftandbarmy
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Apparently the CDS (suspended) sent a note to other GOFOs, explaining that he's been exonerated and should be immediately reinstated.
The CDS (acting) is unamused.
Adm. Art McDonald letter to senior military officials ‘shocking,’ says Gen. Eyre - National | Globalnews.ca
Military and political sources have said the lack of charges against Adm. Art McDonald has not removed concerns about whether he has the moral authority to lead the military.
I find retired general Mike Day to have his headspace aligned with A/CDS Eyre; his take on this is worth reading as well.
"I wouldn't start from here"
I read a tremendously thoughtful tweet thread from Annalise Schamuhn yesterday which reminded me that the ability to hold two ( or more) se...
I think the Navy have a word for that, don't they?
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I don’t know what it is.I think the Navy have a word for that, don't they?
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There's this guy named Mainguy...
I suspect his lawyer’s dipping into that a fair amount.
daftandbarmy
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Makes for excellent reading....
WHAT THE MAINGUY REPORT NEVER TOLD US: THE TRADITION OF ‘MUTINY’ IN THE ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY BEFORE 1949
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I mean we are bringing back a lot of old traditions aren't we?
Jarnhamar
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Maybe that's why he started sending out his own letters.
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