She was apparently handled with kids gloves during her separation process, but even then, couldn't see it. She apparently felt compelled to complain about the duties she was assigned, but as a PO, didn't know that's what happens when one is no longer cleared for their job?
Had a buddy whose clearance got hung up in the adjudication process and he was assigned to the local AF museum cleaning bird crap off the planes and other menial tasks. Tasks that were more appropriate for someone going through NJP and way worse than what she went through apparently. He didn't BMW about it, just did what he was told. Difference here is ATTITUDE.
She feels she is entitled as a black to do or say what she wants, when she wants without the accompanying results of said behavior.
I'm curious though why she lost her clearance for an action that should have merited no more than administrative punishment.
She did or said something else either before or during this incident that caused the USN to lose trust in her, thus pulling her clearance.
Oh, and good luck getting a job requiring a clearance now you dimwit...
She claims to be a "patriot", yet states the anthem and flag were not "all that important anyway".
Glad she's out, her kind of attitude is poison in the service.
