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(Excerpt)They're going to claim insanity----wait for it.
More U.S. troops are committing suicide than are being killed in active service in Afghanistan, shocking figures have revealed.
Even before not-yet-released data from October, the number of suicides among active and reserve army personnel this year has surpassed the number of combined military combat deaths from January to October 22, according to CNS News.
A total of 247 U.S. army personnel are believed to have taken their own lives between January and September this year, army data shows. This compares to 222 deaths from 'hostile causes' in Afghanistan.
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More U.S. troops committing suicide than being killed fighting in Afghanistan in 'tough year' for armed services | Mail Online
It would seem that extreme psychological breakdown ("insanity") is not uncommon within the atmosphere Bergdahl was exposed to. So let's not dismiss the possibility that he wasn't responsible for his actions when he walked away.
PTSD doesn't only occur after the soldier is safe at home. We need to look more closely at the kind of pressures these soldiers are exposed to in Afghanistan -- where we have no good reason to be in the first place.
(Excerpt)They're going to claim insanity----wait for it.
More U.S. troops are committing suicide than are being killed in active service in Afghanistan, shocking figures have revealed.
Even before not-yet-released data from October, the number of suicides among active and reserve army personnel this year has surpassed the number of combined military combat deaths from January to October 22, according to CNS News.
A total of 247 U.S. army personnel are believed to have taken their own lives between January and September this year, army data shows. This compares to 222 deaths from 'hostile causes' in Afghanistan.
(Close)
More U.S. troops committing suicide than being killed fighting in Afghanistan in 'tough year' for armed services | Mail Online
It would seem that extreme psychological breakdown ("insanity") is not uncommon within the atmosphere Bergdahl was exposed to. So let's not dismiss the possibility that he wasn't responsible for his actions when he walked away.
PTSD doesn't only occur after the soldier is safe at home. We need to look more closely at the kind of pressures these soldiers are exposed to in Afghanistan -- where we have no good reason to be in the first place.
CiC does not have to answer to Senate for his use of wartime powers.
Dead issue, guys.
He will answer to history. She will be far crueler.
His legacy is already written: "worse than Carter".
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Better than baby Bush. Carter was actually a decent President. Those 21% interest rates were during the Reagan years. Ronnie could CAMPAIGN, that is certain.
A worthwhile point, and certainly investigation is in order. A major question though will be WHO will be doing that investigating, and will it be under duress of military brass pressure, all of which is under duress from the White House.
CaféAuLait;9209883 said:He will answer to history. She will be far crueler.
His legacy is already written: "worse than Carter".
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Better than baby Bush. Carter was actually a decent President. Those 21% interest rates were during the Reagan years. Ronnie could CAMPAIGN, that is certain.
Carter and his aggressive national security advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski is directly responsible for much of the mess we are in with the Middle East. Remember that.
1953 onward is what caused this mess. We ousted their president for the Shaw and Carter embraced, toasted him and allowed him to go to the US, further inflaming the situation leading to the hostage crisis.
CaféAuLait;9209883 said:He will answer to history. She will be far crueler.
His legacy is already written: "worse than Carter".
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Better than baby Bush. Carter was actually a decent President. Those 21% interest rates were during the Reagan years. Ronnie could CAMPAIGN, that is certain.
Carter and his aggressive national security advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski is directly responsible for much of the mess we are in with the Middle East. Remember that.
1953 onward is what caused this mess. We ousted their president for the Shaw and Carter embraced, toasted him and allowed him to go to the US, further inflaming the situation leading to the hostage crisis.
Peach makes sense.
Cafeaulait and Zander are preaching the sith propaganda line, and they blame everyone else but their own breed for the GOP losses.
CaféAuLait;9209980 said:Peach makes sense.
Cafeaulait and Zander are preaching the sith propaganda line, and they blame everyone else but their own breed for the GOP losses.
Sith propaganda? LMAO
Guess his parents and best friends were liars and fabricated emails, all of his uniforms and equipment sent home 2 weeks after arriving in 2009. Then, the man, Michael Hastings who brought General McChrystal down- fell for their bullshit and published an article about it all in 2012. :
A worthwhile point, and certainly investigation is in order. A major question though will be WHO will be doing that investigating, and will it be under duress of military brass pressure, all of which is under duress from the White House.
It certainly won't be under the duress of the wack fascist far right.
I will delete my post. boohoo:CaféAuLait;9209883 said:Better than baby Bush. Carter was actually a decent President. Those 21% interest rates were during the Reagan years. Ronnie could CAMPAIGN, that is certain.
Carter and his aggressive national security advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski is directly responsible for much of the mess we are in with the Middle East. Remember that.
1953 onward is what caused this mess. We ousted their president for the Shaw and Carter embraced, toasted him and allowed him to go to the US, further inflaming the situation leading to the hostage crisis.
OFF TOPIC!!
Bergdahl looked disappointed and hurt. He did not look like a man being sent home. He looked like a man being turned away from home. He cried. Last report is he is still refusing to speak English.
He appears much thinner than when he was captured, and dazed, as though he is in shock. You don't believe he was tortured after he tried to escape?
Escape?
Escape from the people he was seeking?
Or escaping from his unit?
COLLABERATING might be the word in question (rather than "escape"). ANd if he was collaberating, HOW ? What did he tell his Taliban apparent pals ?
I will delete my post. boohoo:CaféAuLait;9209883 said:Carter and his aggressive national security advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski is directly responsible for much of the mess we are in with the Middle East. Remember that.
1953 onward is what caused this mess. We ousted their president for the Shaw and Carter embraced, toasted him and allowed him to go to the US, further inflaming the situation leading to the hostage crisis.
OFF TOPIC!!
CaféAuLait;9209980 said:Peach makes sense.
Cafeaulait and Zander are preaching the sith propaganda line, and they blame everyone else but their own breed for the GOP losses.
Sith propaganda? LMAO
Guess his parents and best friends were liars and fabricated emails, all of his uniforms and equipment sent home 2 weeks after arriving in 2009. Then, the man, Michael Hastings who brought General McChrystal down- fell for their bullshit and published an article about it all in 2012. :
Swift boating of Bergdahl on this issue has already been exposed and is imploding on the planners.
Peach makes sense, and you would think, Protectionists, with the number of losses from 2012 through the primaries this spring that you have no cred at all with the mainstream party.
Escape?
Escape from the people he was seeking?
Or escaping from his unit?
COLLABERATING might be the word in question (rather than "escape"). ANd if he was collaberating, HOW ? What did he tell his Taliban apparent pals ?
What could he tell them? Where the base was? They KNEW. Why is a guy with such obvious problems deployed? A shortage after Iraq?
CaféAuLait;9209883 said:Better than baby Bush. Carter was actually a decent President. Those 21% interest rates were during the Reagan years. Ronnie could CAMPAIGN, that is certain.
Carter and his aggressive national security advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski is directly responsible for much of the mess we are in with the Middle East. Remember that.
1953 onward is what caused this mess. We ousted their president for the Shaw and Carter embraced, toasted him and allowed him to go to the US, further inflaming the situation leading to the hostage crisis.
The Shah came into power in 1947 actually. All US Presidents toasted him, until........the radicals overthrew him.
I will delete my post. boohoo:OFF TOPIC!!
Don't waste it though. It's a good post. Put it where it is relevant to the topic.
CaféAuLait;9209980 said:Peach makes sense.
Cafeaulait and Zander are preaching the sith propaganda line, and they blame everyone else but their own breed for the GOP losses.
Sith propaganda? LMAO
Guess his parents and best friends were liars and fabricated emails, all of his uniforms and equipment sent home 2 weeks after arriving in 2009. Then, the man, Michael Hastings who brought General McChrystal down- fell for their bullshit and published an article about it all in 2012. :
Swift boating of Bergdahl on this issue has already been exposed and is imploding on the planners.
Peach makes sense, and you would think, Protectionists, with the number of losses from 2012 through the primaries this spring that you have no cred at all with the mainstream party.
