This is rich.
David Yannetti is demanding a retraction over a point he believes Boston Magazine got wrong.
Hey, David… do you think you’ll now start getting calls from strangers targeting you or your children because of that article?
Do you think threatening letters will start showing up at your house? That people will threaten your life, your livelihood, or your family?
Do you think every time you step outside your home, someone will be waiting to scream wild accusations at you in front of your children?
Do you think your kids will have to worry about being followed, harassed, or intimidated after they’ve gone off to college, joined the Army, or simply tried to live their own lives?
No. I don’t think you do. Because, despite your outrage over an alleged factual error, you know full well that article isn’t going to unleash a years-long harassment campaign against you.
You know who does live with those fears?
The Alberts. The McCabes. Higgins. The witnesses and their families who have endured relentless harassment, intimidation, threats, and smear campaigns carried out by Aidan Kearney, Karen Read, and the mob that formed around them - a culture that you helped legitimize, encourage and that you defend.
Spare everyone the performative outrage over a magazine article while ignoring the real-world damage inflicted on innocent people.
GFY.
Here we have a grown man who calls himself “Dixie Normus”
Seeking out and JOINING an army Facebook page that was made for the parents and families of loved ones in the @USArmy
Why do you ask he is joining it? Does he have family enrolled , a loved one he needs to see?
No , he joins to keep track of and find pictures of and for lack of a better word , STALK a MA state witness in basic training .
Isn’t harassing and Cyberstalking someone in the military a crime @SecArmy esp one who testified for you @DMAnews1@USAttyPirro ?
Colin Albert, who has selflessly chosen to serve his country, is thriving at Fort Jackson, away from the unhinged blogger and mob that has harassed and abused him relentlessly for years.
We thank him and all of our military, past and present, for the sacrifices they have made to uphold our freedoms.
Our deepest appreciation, always.
"The soldier's heart, the soldier's spirit, the soldier's soul, are everything. Without sacrifice, there is no victory." ~ George S. Patton