At least she was hot when she worked there

Ignore the stupidity of politico but at least you can see her looking hot

Delta Force shouldn’t have treated Courtney Williams so badly. In this exclusive excerpt of my book for @politico, she lays bare the unit’s culture of secrecy and impunity, giving an inside look at one of the strangest workplaces in America https://t.co/abVI9E0wRm pic.twitter.com/PcITqEpbns

— Seth Harp (@sethharpesq) August 12, 2025

LMCane said:

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on twitter people were calling her a "Vet"

but seems like maybe she was just a civilian employee of the Army

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https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/08/12/fort-bragg-delta-force-women-military-hegseth-00495824

4 years in the US Army.

We know what the punishment is for this but she'll end up in a Supermax. Which is still a living hell but not a public hanging.

ts5641 said:

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We know what the punishment is for this but she'll end up in a Supermax. Which is still a living hell but not a public hanging.

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you really think she will be convicted and go to a maximum security prison?

I am just hoping for a felony conviction and some time at the minimum security spa in Georgia

And isn't he just as guilty of seeking that info? I'd be fine with a member of media facing the gallows.

Most likely outcome, although I haven't read the book. If I had to bet, none of what she disclosed is new to the public. I.e. previously talked about in a podcast, web post, etc. by an operator. If you actually know the security classification guidance, you realize you see leaks almost daily on this stuff. Her problem is it appears she put a bunch of stuff together and gave it in a nice package to a journalist.

Fdsa said:

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Most likely outcome, although I haven't read the book. If I had to bet, none of what she disclosed is new to the public. I.e. previously talked about in a podcast, web post, etc. by an operator. If you actually know the security classification guidance, you realize you see leaks almost daily on this stuff. Her problem is it appears she put a bunch of stuff together and gave it in a nice package to a journalist.

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Guarantee she had an NDA. And she may have disclosed techniques and methods which may have been rumored about, but she provided confirmation and gave specifics.

She also communicated that she was worried about being arrested for giving the info out.

Would have no qualms about hanging this lady, and if they need someone to kick the chair out, I'm your guy.

Dad was a Navy cryptographer for 25 years.

I was a 98C.

You keep your mouth shut forever. Forever.

Prosecute her to the fullest.

Women. Hah

Women and men are fundamentally different in their mindset and attitudes. We see this throughout history.

Men are loyal to their country, team, group, tribe. Win or lose, men will fight for their unit. There are some exceptions always but in general, this is right.
Women tend to move towards "the strongest entity". It might, but that does not necessarily need to be their country, team, group or tribe. It just means the winner.

So if a country A defeats B in a battle, don't be surprised of the women from Country B (loser) start to get enamored by the warriors from country A (winner).

This is simple male and female psychology based on evolution and also something that I have observed in different non-battle scenarios.

Bottom-line is don't send women to war and if you do, don't trust them to fight for you.