Wednesday, June 4, 2014

General: Deserter should never draw a free breath

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Retired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. William “Jerry” Boykin says Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is clearly a deserter who should never draw a free breath, and President Obama is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors for once again ignoring federal law in pursuit of an administration goal.

Boykin is also ripping the president for releasing five key Taliban figures in exchange for Bergdahl and slamming the Obama administration for attacking the character of Afghanistan veterans who publicly denounce Bergdahl’s actions in Afghanistan.

The general said Obama’s actions in this episode demonstrate why he is unfit for office. He categorically dismissed Obama’s contention that the exchange had to happen to honor America’s commitment to leave no Americans behind. Boykin said that clearly wasn’t true in Benghazi and that the administration seems to have little regard for a U.S. Marine jailed in Mexico, an American pastor imprisoned in Iran or the Sudanese Christian in custody for her faith along with her two American children.

“This was about emptying out Guantanamo,” he said. “This was a backdoor deal. The reasons for it, the details of it will probably never come out in its entirety, but this is an ugly story.”

More @ WND

8 comments:

  1. We have yet to hear how much money we paid out as well. That will come out in time.

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  2. How about this man running for President? Any scoop on him that would make that not a good idea?

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    1. Why, he's a Christian whch automatically rules him out, doncha' know........:)

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    2. No doubt, plus he actually resembles a male kind of man, which is sooooo scary.... [

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    3. as opposed to this kind of man:
      http://theconservativetreehouse.com/2014/06/04/even-euroweanies-are-making-fun-of-president-mompants/

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    4. Pretty pathetic, I must say. :)

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  3. Hadn't thought of that, but you're probably right on, unfortunately.

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