I just read this article.
I am aghast at the notion that in two decades the same statements are paraded forth and sexual assault continue to be a problem. The idea that commanders are doing anything about the epidemic of sexual violence at this point in time is laughable, and so devastatingly devoid of any iota of the purported values of honor and integrity, so profoundly and disappointingly bankrupt I struggle and fail to determine who has failed military sexual assault victims more: Military Commanders for allowing such a brazen problem to fester in their monumental denial, or Congress and the Department of Defense for not holding the Commander accountable to their word 20 fucking years ago?
