Anons - especially you younger anons. The MSM and even this board is spinning the facts about McCabe pension.

Back in the 90s, pensions pretty much disappeared, and knowledge of how they work with it. McCabe did not lose his pension. Although pensions vary somewhat, let me explain how they generally work.

Employee usually has to work for employer for 5 years to become "vested". This means that employee will have the pension even if He/She moves on to another company. (I have multiple pensions). Each year of service is assigned a dollar amount to eventually be your monthly allotment.

Let's say you have 10 years service and you get $50 per year of service. When you are 65, you can begin receiving$500 a month for the rest of your life.

Contracts offer options to the standard pension. For instance, if you want to protect your spouse, you get less than $500 a month, but the lower amount will last until both employee and spouse die. These are all based on actuary tables, somewhat based on census data.

Other options include early retirement. There is usually a certain age, most often 55 or 57, but it sounds like Andy's was 50. So if Andy would start drawing his pension at age 50, and he lost say 4% per year of early retirement, that would be 15 years times 4% and he would lose 60% of his pension. I heard his pension was expected to be $60K a year, a 60% reductions would make it into $33K a year. Hardly anything to interest Andy.

So even if Andy has accommodations waiting for him in GITMO, he and/or his spouse will be eligible to recieve his pension when he turns 65 for life.

My normie spouse figured this out the moment it was mentioned in MSM. Spouse also has multiple pensions. Our parents had pensions. We get it.

The question is: Why is this being spun? Has not even FOX news realized this? I am sure FOX employees probably have pensions, at least the senior employees.