Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "Navy captain fired for flagging coronavirus outbreak on ship" video.

  1. He's a Captain in the Navy and he used brutal judgement that hurt the country. He had a chain of command that he should've respected. Instead, he writes a letter that magically gets leaked to the press.
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  2. He should've stayed in the chain of command rather than write a letter that magically got leaked to the press.
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  3. The Captain had good intentions but showed brutal judgement by writing a letter that magically got leaked to the press. Such actions hurt the country.
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  4. Thank you for your service. In my opinion, the Captain's intentions were good... but he showed brutal judgement by writing a letter that magically got leaked to a newspaper. I question his integrity.
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  5. Thank you for your service. But I encourage you to look at the details of the firing. The Captain wrote a letter that magically got leaked to the press, hurting the country. He showed poor judgement. He should've stayed in the chain of command.
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  6. The Captain lost the trust of his commanders with his poor judgment. It's really that simple.
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  7.  @mafuletrekkie  ..I'll bet Navy intelligence figured out how his letter was leaked to the press. They wouldn't take such harsh action unless it was fully justified, particularly knowing the political blow-back. The Captain's intentions seem honorable..until you realize he hurt the country by allowing an internal matter to become international news.
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  8. I think it was a great gesture. But I guarantee those sailors don't know the full story about how the Captain's letter was leaked to the press, which hurt the country. I'll bet Navy bosses know how it was leaked.
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  9. While he had good intentions, he used brutal judgement by writing the letter. I'll bet the Navy knows exactly how it was leaked.
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  10. Hearsay copies.
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