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Charles Gittins Quotes
«I cannot permit him to testify in this court of inquiry.»
Author: Charles Gittins
«It is her testimony that these calls... were for improper purposes. It is our contention that they were for proper leadership purposes.»
Author: Charles Gittins
«You had some time constraints placed on you that made it difficult ... to do a thorough and complete investigation.»
Author: Charles Gittins
«We demonstrated conclusively that those women were liars, cheats and frauds,»
Author: Charles Gittins
«Commander Waddle exercised his judgment, and he did his level best. He may have fallen short on that day, but it wasn't criminal.»
Author: Charles Gittins
«It's the right thing to do. He is the captain of the ship and it needs to be said. Somebody has to stand up and say what needs to be said.»
Author: Charles Gittins
«were something that we considered, but it was not the overriding consideration.»
Author: Charles Gittins
«He did the procedures that are required to do a proper periscope search. Unfortunately, he didn't see the target.»
Author: Charles Gittins
«He either testifies with a grant of testimonial immunity, or he doesn't testify at all.»
Author: Charles Gittins
«Would you convict him on the basis of these lies? ... The stakes are very high: a man's life hangs in the balance and you must be very, very sure.»
Author: Charles Gittins