sheskunk
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clearly.
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Schuylaar's Sesh - Bowe Bergdahl
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UncleBuck
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you got this image from a website that obsesses on anti-white, anti-christian persecution, and urges its readers to "take back america...one post at a time" while imbuing its readers with a love for guns and a hate of government.
hello, mr. right wing militia type. how odd that a guy who joins white supremacist groups would be one of these backwoods militia types.
who would have ever seen that coming?
Does it matter who created the art for you to be able to enjoy it?
I enjoy a lot of art that comes from people like you, with whom it would be hard to disagree with more.
Seriously, would you put our issue compatibility rating at over 10%?
greenlikemoney
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Citation needed showing men did not die because of this deserter. Probably be waiting forever on that PROOF also you LIAR.
Doer
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I think we have 2 situations, tactically and #1, that is more Strategic.
1- clean up and get the hell out of there
2- get this guy back
3- make this guy accountable
And there is one blunder, Susan R, Blunderbuss, thrown under the blunder bus again,
And there may be one notification legality technicality.
But, if the story is true that we gave back Mullah Omars Govt heads instead of just paying $2.1 million for The Last Man, that is the hard choices that have to be made. It may have been the wrong one. Even the Honorable Lady from California, Senator Feinstein is a bit torqued about it,
It is not like currency would be the worse thing to give in Poppyland. The Taliban have plenty of hard currency.
They were down on killer hard asses, Hu rah?
1- clean up and get the hell out of there
2- get this guy back
3- make this guy accountable
And there is one blunder, Susan R, Blunderbuss, thrown under the blunder bus again,
And there may be one notification legality technicality.
But, if the story is true that we gave back Mullah Omars Govt heads instead of just paying $2.1 million for The Last Man, that is the hard choices that have to be made. It may have been the wrong one. Even the Honorable Lady from California, Senator Feinstein is a bit torqued about it,
It is not like currency would be the worse thing to give in Poppyland. The Taliban have plenty of hard currency.
They were down on killer hard asses, Hu rah?
yes you have..it's called benghazi.
amazing how many republicans were in support of this soldier until a week ago..now they can't delete their tweets fast enough.
actually, obama should played it the opposite way and would have received all the republican support he desired.
sheskunk
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And the opposite way would have been to NOT negotiate with terrorists. Yeah, that would have been terrible.
yeah, i think the taliban is not considered terrorists these days..
UncleBuck
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citation needed showing he's a deserter. from his commanding officer, please.
greenlikemoney
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Good God, everyone EXCEPT you and some admin people trying to blow smokescreens up uninformed Americans assess know he was a deserter. You truly are one stupid POS. Plus your a LIAR.
UncleBuck
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what did his commanding officer have to say about this?
i'd rather listen to the voice of reality, his commanding officer, rather than some deluded, reality hating, racist conservative douchecanoe like yourself.
abandonconflict
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"everybody knows"...
Just as good as proof.
Just as good as proof.
WORDZofWORDZCRAFT
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UncleBuck
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Doer
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Never let the enemy.....
The majority of people are timid by nature, and that is why they constantly exaggerate danger. all influences on the military leader, therefore, combine to give him a false impression of his opponent's strength, and from this arises a new source of indecision.
- Karl von Clausewitz
The majority of people are timid by nature, and that is why they constantly exaggerate danger. all influences on the military leader, therefore, combine to give him a false impression of his opponent's strength, and from this arises a new source of indecision.
- Karl von Clausewitz
greenlikemoney
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I'll listen the men who spent their days with him. You know, the same men who were forced to sign non-disclosure agreements? Since you probably have few employment memories on which to fall back on, non-disclosure agreements are typically required in instances where people are afraid that the future lies they will tell will be exposed. Luckily, BRAVE SOLDIERS ( not cowardly deserters ) are saying "Fuck that piece of paper, I'm going to tell the truth and let the chips fall where they may."
Of course, you would have no knowledge of this. I doubt "What-A-Burger had you sign a non-disclosure agreement when they fired you.
desert dude
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Yep, Google is just awful. I get all googly eyed every time I look at their web site.
LULZ
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