Whistleblower fired from CENTCOM after speaking out against how data was cooked to downplay ISIS threat, by Nancy Youssef.

An employee at the U.S. military’s [Central Command’s] Joint Intelligence office says she was reassigned, supposedly for cursing at work, after speaking out about cherry-picked ISIS war intel.

And then, when, some believe, she spoke up about cherry-picked intelligence in the ISIS war, she was drummed out of her job—allegedly for cursing twice in the span of the year.

Really? For cursing?

[I]f cursing were really a fireable offense in the military, every soldier, sailor, Marine, and Defense Department civilian would have to be sent home. …

The case suggested that, at CENTCOM, there are two wars being waged: one against ISIS and a separate internal fight between whistleblowers and commanders.

hat-tip Stephen Neil, Robert Spencer