Michael Flynn's former colleagues describe him as volatile and 'unbelievably arrogant'

''Pamela Engel''

Dec 11, 2016, 10:26 AM

>https://www.businessinsider.com/michael-flynn-former-colleagues-arrogant-2016-12

Nunes pointed to Flynn's experience fighting Al Qaeda in the Middle East.

"He was the intelligence officer in charge of the machine led by Stan McChrystal that tracked down and killed Al Qaeda, so we know he knows how to do it," he said. "And he's one of the few who would know how to do it who has the experience."

<The very last paragraph, of course

>>11538389

Jackpot. Here's a decent find, now…

>https://www.wired.com/2010/07/petraeus-keeps-mcchrystals-top-intel-guy/

Petraeus Keeps McChrystal's Top Intel Officer

''Just because General Stanley McChrystal lost his job as commander in Afghanistan doesn’t mean a key member of his team is out as well. Major General Michael Flynn, the head of intelligence operations for the NATO war effort, will stay on, Danger Room has learned. “Major General Flynn is going to stay and be General […]''

''Spencer Ackerman

Security

07.22.2010 09:23 AM''

Flynn also won some praise this week from James Clapper, President Obama's nominee to become the next director of national intelligence, who conceded in his confirmation hearing this week that the intelligence community has been slow to adapt to a counterinsurgency environment. Clapper wasn't happy to learn about Flynn's critique through a think-tank paper as opposed to a briefing, but that appears to be water under the bridge, as he's called the general a "superstar in intelligence." Petraeus clearly agrees.

>>11538455

Flynn's background in counterinsurgency.

>>11538455

You see what has been triggered here>?

>https://www.wired.com/2010/01/afghan-insurgency-can-sustain-itself-indefinitely-top-us-intel-officer/

>>11538588

Yup

>>11538596

>>11538588

>polling data, patrol debriefs, minutes from local shuras, economic statistics – that helps counterinsurgents connect the dots.

I'm EMPTY! Patriots, CLIQ!!!

>>11538688

>haha

…what?

>>11538760

>6231a1

>>11538785

If you are still looking, I can take a crack at it here in a bit, but I'll need at least another bread to get caught up to speed. OLD school baker, and haven't done it for quite a long time, but yeah. If there's absolutely NO ONE else, (that isn't a CP, shillfag), I'll take a stab for a few.

>>11538845

Noted

>>11538931

Well, unless they're thinking they're going to get away with it without repercussion.