Sarah Barker: What your WCAP Feature in DEADSPIN "DID NOT ADDRESS!"

Yawn. Do the work. If the BroJos can be journalist, you can be a journalist and ask all these questions yourself. The BroJos would probably pay you.

Have at it.

- Don't want to be a journalist .... just prefer that the Department of Defense focus on protecting our homeland versus hijacking our fragile sport on US taxpayer dollars.

- American athletes have a better shot at racing dopers than WCAPers.

- Go back to sleep!

Lickerty. Enough already. It is obvious you have an axe to grind because you were either kicked out of army or were in army and didn't meet the cut offs. The program is legit. How do I know? I served 26 years, retired a COL reviewed and helped write many of the MWR regulations and was a member of the all army track team years ago

- If you wrote the regulations then why can't you answer the legitimate questions posed that threaten our current American post-collegiate system with US Taxpayer dollars?

I automatically stop reading when someone uses quotation marks to denote emphasis. Next.

:)

Lickety Split wrote:

- Don't want to be a journalist .... just prefer that the Department of Defense focus on protecting our homeland versus hijacking our fragile sport on US taxpayer dollars.

- American athletes have a better shot at racing dopers than WCAPers.

- Go back to sleep!

At some point your identity is going to come out and then it will be clear why you're constantly grinding your axe with Kenyans in the US.

Not an Ivy wrote:

Lickety Split wrote:

- Don't want to be a journalist .... just prefer that the Department of Defense focus on protecting our homeland versus hijacking our fragile sport on US taxpayer dollars.

- American athletes have a better shot at racing dopers than WCAPers.

- Go back to sleep!

At some point your identity is going to come out and then it will be clear why you're constantly grinding your axe with Kenyans in the US.

Don't ask...don't tell.

So many sour grapes. The program has existed for ages, and the rules are the rules. A bunch of hungry guys who want citizenship and want medals who are willing to do the work... good for them. I want fellow citizens like them.

Lickerty is the guy who complains his grader didn't count all his push ups on the annual PT test. He is guy who complains his sight was off when he failed to qualify at the range. He is the guy who says the promotion system is political hence he never made SSG .....

sc42 wrote:

So many sour grapes. The program has existed for ages, and the rules are the rules. A bunch of hungry guys who want citizenship and want medals who are willing to do the work... good for them. I want fellow citizens like them.

- As a citizen & taxpayer, I want Swahili speaking soldiers on point in East Africa preventing Somalia-based radical Islamist terrorist from blowing up another one of our embassies as they did in Nairobi and Dar Es Salem NOT focused on participating in this federally funded shadow-NOP.

Liisland runner wrote:

Lickerty is the guy who complains his grader didn't count all his push ups on the annual PT test. He is guy who complains his sight was off when he failed to qualify at the range. He is the guy who says the promotion system is political hence he never made SSG .....

- Crazy Talk! Now get back to your homework assignment --- answer the questions since you wrote the regulations. Better yet, issue an apology to Ben True for setting conditions that cost him a spot on the team.

What a laughable bunch of questions. She wrote an article on what a great program they are running and you cant deal with it. They are not paid a penny extra, work full time in different roles in the army, have to apply for time off to run races and live at subsistence level. I dont think they have anything to be ashamed about. and the WCAP does not owe you an explanation on anything.

Envy is so hard to fight, and its embarrassing when its revealed in posts like yours.

Go for a jog and get over it.

- No soldier is living at subsistence level.

- Why can soldiers be professional athletes in WCAP, but they can't if they graduate from West Point ... unless your Dan "The Scam" Browne? I see WCAP "at risk" with MAVNI in twilight and a new Secretary of Defense.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/01/politics/us-military-service-academies-professional-sports/index.html

WCAP is an Army recruiting tool along the lines of the Army commercials you see or the Army NASCAR.

Quite bitching.

If you have any actual evidence of wrongdoing, write your own damn article.

Since you don't, you wont.

Stem cells wrote:

WCAP is an Army recruiting tool along the lines of the Army commercials you see or the Army NASCAR.

Quite bitching.

That's great ... I'm to understand the Army got rid of NASCAR sponsorship because it "failed to recruit." Look forward to seeing this occur with WCAP.

FitzyXC wrote:

If you have any actual evidence of wrongdoing, write your own damn article.

Since you don't, you wont.

- As I've stated, I am not a journalist ...

- I've provided enough questions to the journalist which raise wrongdoing suspcicions. Furthermore, I provided an article on why the Department of Defense won't allow Academy graduates to participate in professional sports but WCAP does ....

Lickety Split wrote:

FitzyXC wrote:

If you have any actual evidence of wrongdoing, write your own damn article.

Since you don't, you wont.

- As I've stated, I am not a journalist ...

- I've provided enough questions to the journalist which raise wrongdoing suspcicions. Furthermore, I provided an article on why the Department of Defense won't allow Academy graduates to participate in professional sports but WCAP does ....

"I have no actual evidence of wrongdoing, therefore I will not write my own damn article"

That's all I see there.