edition because the first run has been destroyed, you can see the blacked out passages that the pentagon has now ordered the publisher to work off of. they destroyed about 10,000 copies of this book at military orders, saying that the classified information could not be published. some of it perhaps very sensitive, some of it fairly innocuous such as the name of the cia training facility in virginia, that s something you can look up for yourself right on the internet. here s a little bit more of what lieutenant colonel schaeffer had to say about the government action against his memoir. there are some things that the army felt they did not want in it. i took them out. there was no argument. if they felt it was sensitive or couldn t be referenced it s out. that process was completed by january of this year. and from there after i received written permission, the written documents went to the publisher and we moved forward. so, if he got written
it s not ko sure if i can use that terminology, because people like ted haggard, ted couldn t have gone where he went in our christian movement in he was gay. so, he went as far as we would and then they said, oh, no, you don t qualify any longer. the kid was on my college wing at oru. in grieves me that we treat people the way we do once we find out they stop impersonating who they aren t. the imposters are falling away. what would we do if eddie long really was involved in these relationships and then what would we do? throw him away? do we castigate him? he s a prince of a preacher. a prince of a person. he s a generous spirit. an incredible work at the city. infidelity, adultery, that s a whole other subject, but if he did this, the question is what