LOWERING THE BAR: 51 West Point Cadets are Caught Cheating but Will Be Allowed to Remain in Academy
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51 West Point cadets caught cheating will be allowed to make up their work and graduate in an embarrassing abandonment of ethical standards for the U.S. military in the age of diversity and multiculturalism.
Officials have discovered one of the biggest cheating scandals in West Point history, involving 73 cadets. Only eight were expelled while the rest of the cheaters will be allowed to continue pursuing their education and military service.
The West Point honor code states that cadets “will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do.” However, in modern Sodom, toleration of evil is the most vaunted of virtues so the military will be looking the other way.
“The tenets of honorable living remain immutable, and the outcomes of our leader development system remain the same, to graduate Army officers that live honorably, lead honorably, and demonstrate excellence,” said Lt. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, West Point’s superintendent, in a statement.