EatMorChikin
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- Jan 13, 2015
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The circumstances were completely different. We FORCED via orders, Bergdahl to go overseas and serve in war.... no one from our government forced or gave orders for Tahmooress to go to Mexico where we are not at war, with his guns.YES.Obama did the right thing by bringing this man home, by leaving no man behind. Bergdahl was not a 'charged' deserter, he had not had a chance to be charged or defend himself from a charge.... the only place to do that, was here in the USA.
I would expect Bergdalhl to be brought home and not left behind.
That's the "American" thing to do.
Do you trade 5 Taliban HIGH PROFILE terrorists for one man that his unit says left his post deliberately?
One American is worth a gazillion billion million of Taliban....
and hearsay from the guys on a post IS NOT something to go on to make your decision to leave an American soldier behind.
We have hearings and trials and charges, where both sides can be represented, that have to be gone through...hearsay from a few guys that never liked Bergdahl is MOST DEFINITELY not good enough of a reason to leave an American soldier behind....period!!!!!
Why wasn't Sgt. Tahmooress, held by a FRIENDLY government NOT persued the way Bergdahl was?
Either way, Tahmooress was being helped by our government. It took months, which felt like forever....but with Bergdahl it took years and years to get him released.
But you said NO SOLDIER left behind, a double standard for our men, and from what I have read from Tomooress's mother, the government did NOTHING, she had to hire a Mexican lawyer!
Of course they did nothing! Didn't fit politically with the runaway train regime. Does anyone really think that if the US really wanted that Marine back, it couldn't have been done in 1 day?