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General '''David Petraeus''' is the former Director of the [[Central Intelligence Agency]] and the former head of the U.S. Central Command, the region spanning from Afghanistan to Egypt. As head of the U.S.-led multinational force in [[Iraq]] he led the successful 'Surge' strategy, destroying insurgents terrorist groups. He was unanimously confirmed by the [[US Senate]], particularly because of his long-established reputation for honesty. Speaking of honesty, Petraeus was ousted from his CIA post in a blackmail scheme after getting caught in an [[adultery|extramarital affair]] and refusing to go along with the [[Benghazi massacre]] [[coverup]].
General '''David Petraeus''' is the former Director of the [[Central Intelligence Agency]] and the former head of the U.S. Central Command, the region spanning from Afghanistan to Egypt. As head of the U.S.-led multinational force in [[Iraq]] he led the successful 'Surge' strategy, destroying insurgents terrorist groups. He was unanimously confirmed by the [[US Senate]], particularly because of his long-established reputation for honesty. Speaking of honesty, Petraeus was ousted from his CIA post in a blackmail scheme after getting caught in an [[adultery|extramarital affair]] and refusing to go along with the [[Benghazi massacre]] [[coverup]].
On the eve of the [[Zelensky regime]]'s disastrous counteroffensive, Petraeus captured the prevailing zeitgeist among [[Western alliance|Western]] policymakers, pundits and editorial writers in the [[mainstream media]], retired generals, and other so-called "experts" in the American and [[European]] [[foreign policy]] [[establishment]]s.: "I think that this counteroffensive is going to be very impressive".<ref>https://mearsheimer.substack.com/p/bound-to-lose</ref>
==Early Years==
==Early Years==