In news that has been far too long in the making, the United States Army has decided to move forward with charges of desertion against Bowe Bergdahl.
During Monday’s broadcast of “The O’Reilly Factor”, retired Lt. Colonel Tony Schaffer of the London Center for Policy Research told host Bill O’Reilly:
“Bill, the Army has come to its conclusion and Bowe Bergdahl will be charged with desertion. I have been told and confirmed by two other sources that his attorney was given what we call a charge sheet. A charge sheet is results of the investigation listing out the articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice that have been violated. The key violation is desertion. And this is has been done. The decision has been made. Let me be very clear. As a corporate entity, the Army has decided that they want to pursue Bergdahl for this violation.”
The Obama administration has been called out for stone-walling the investigation in order to distance itself from the decision to release known terrorists for Bergdahl.
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Obama, the constitutional attorney, allowed 5 Islamo-fascist murderers go free for this traitor.
ReplyDeleteNot so fast.
ReplyDeleteObama's poster child. If I had a son he would be like bowel crap. It's pretty bad that our Muslim president can't speak to the terrorists but bowes dad can.
ReplyDeleteObama also paraded the parents thru the White house like there son was some kind of hero when in fact he was nothing but a deserter.
ReplyDeleteThe government is back tracking on this.
ReplyDeleteOkay I know I'm going to get some heat but I really feel sorry for this kid. I've read up on him and his family and they are dreamers living in LaLa Land. Instead of the US Army he should have joined the Peace Corps.
ReplyDeleteHe actually thought by deserting he was going to just stroll off to some Afghan village and "make a difference" in the lives of the villagers. He felt the people of Afghanistan needed "help" but not the kind of help offered by the military. He got a dose of reality after deserting and I do feel he should be held accountable due to the fact that lives were lost because of his actions.
He deserted in a war zone he should get the death penalty.
ReplyDeleteAmen 7:58 PM
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