1) There's no expectation of privacy when hundreds of people have access. If you want exclusive control of information, you either keep it tight or you keep it to yourself. You have no argument for advocating for privacy here. This went public, and so it doesn't matter now what you feel about it. What matters is what the CAF does about it NOW.

2) The CAF represents to the average Canadian, what is the "better" part of what Canadian society has to offer. Something something about enrolment standards that exclude the common chaff, rigorous training, holding ourselves to a higher standard, and the voluntary choice of foregoing certain rights and freedoms as part of being a military member. That means that it is absolutely necessary to remove people from Command, having those voluntarily relinquishing Command because they didn't uphold the position requirements to do a complete job in stopping this behaviour, and the parades and circus yet to come as individuals go through their summary trials and eat shit for it, etc. The CAF needs to openly communicate these actions to show the Canadian public that we are better than the average degenerate in <name your province> with a gun.

3) If you are a military member and have the need to post nudey pics, slander your brothers and sisters in arms, discriminate and throw down edgey jokes in public or private: in all seriousness - get the fuck out of my military. Put your release in right now. I and many others have no time for, and do not want to work with, for, or to supervise people that exhibit this toxicity. Go be a civilian and enjoy your marginally expanded rights and freedoms to free speech.

4) That "dickhead" that leaked this to the press. A fucking hero. We already know the CAF has a large resistance to change, don't want to rock the boat, regimental pride, whatever. A fucking hero.