> "I can not say that I am surprised, Admiral. Your reputation of >being an officer of action preceeds you. Not that I blame you. Just >talking makes us look like critics- beings that complain but coud not >really do better if given the chance. I have been suggesting for quite >sometime that we start doing something, even small initiatives. That was >progress is being made, and we look like instruments of change, leaders >rather than critics and whiners. However, Admiral Kettering thinks >different. According to him we need to discredit those in command before we >can take over and enforce change and reform. Wait until the entire fleet >is begging for change, then swoop in. More like a usurper than a >reformer."
"Why take overrr?" she asked. "Isn't it a little earrrly to assume that the CinC is incompetant? While rrrevolution can be a good thing, if it's done against someone who is doing the rrright thing, orrr at least trrrying to, the leaderrr becomes a marrrtyrr. What Ketterrring is doing, and I do not mean to offend you, has the potential forrr civil warrr. Is that something he's willing to rrrisk?" (resp?) _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.
