How AP Helped Cover for a Female “Captain Bligh”

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How AP Helped Cover for a Female “Captain Bligh”


It was big news when Capt. Holly Graf was fired as skipper of the USS Cowpens. But the story behind the story is how www.MilitaryCorruption.com unearthed a dramatic photo of Graf's cruiser nearly hitting the destroyer the USS John S. McCain while drag racing at sea and coming within 300 feet of collision. Many media outlets in this country wanted to quote us and publish the photo. But some - like the AP - wanted to avoid the truth.

We said in our exclusive story: "It's been said a picture is worth a thousand words. We can only hope the one above is worth a court martial, even if it makes the Navy blanch to punish an incompetent and unstable 'politically correct' poster girl for all the super feminists at the Pentagon and the U.S. Naval Academy."

CAPT. HOLLY GRAF

"MAY SHE ROT IN HELL FOR ALL THE SUFFERING SHE'S INFLICTED ON OTHERS," SAYS FEMALE OFFICER WHO SERVED AT SEA WITH HOLLY GRAF
ANOTHER WOMAN, RETIRED LCDR MARY KIRBY, TELLS MILITARYCORRUPTION.COM: "I'M SORRY IT TOOK SO LONG TO STOP HER. SHE HURT SO MANY PEOPLE AND DESTROYED MORALE ON SHIP."
CONSENSUS OF NAVY FEMALES: GRAF UNDERCUT GAINS MADE - FOUL-MOUTHED CAPTAIN, RELIEVED OF COMMAND OF USS COWPENS FOR "CRUELTY AND MALTREATMENT OF CREW," UNPOPULAR WITH MOST NAVY WOMEN EXCEPT "THE SISTERHOOD" POWERFUL GROUP OF LESBIANS AT PENTAGON


Holly Graf, the female "Captain Bligh," is highly disliked and even hated by many Navy women. They feel the foul-mouthed martinet, relieved of command of the USS Cowpens for "cruelty and maltreatment of her crew," has set back female advances in the Navy for many years.

The correct, or stereotypical image of the "man-hating bull-dyke," is not the view the vast majority of qualified and hard-working women want projected. They've had a difficult enough time trying to break through the Navy's institutional bias and the proverbial "glass ceiling" to have the bizarre antics of "Horrible Holly" Graf undermine years of effort.

And some of Graf's toughest critics come from the feminine gender.