I'd say try the press, but that's a double edged sword. You might get someone sympathetic to put details out in the public, and lately, the media has been influential on the military because of all the bad press they are getting.
Down side is they may turn it around and play it in a far less flattering angle that could embarass, or even harm Puppy. I wish I had good advice, but I am afraid I don't.
puppy did write a letter to the local paper where I used to live. A few days after the letter was printed he was dragged into his superiors office and threatened with being charged with treason and disloyalty. "Supposedly" he had mentioned "classified" information, though in reality it was simply a case of he had shown the army in a bad light. He was told to prove several points he mentioned, something that with my help was done in a matter of minutes.
I forgot about that. That is a down side to that isn't it? They do monitor that stuff and only gaining state or national coverage actually does anything.
Right. And even if we could get national media coverage with it, he could still get in trouble. It is truly sad that they have to fight to defend rights they themselves are not allowed to enjoy.
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Down side is they may turn it around and play it in a far less flattering angle that could embarass, or even harm Puppy. I wish I had good advice, but I am afraid I don't.
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