Edgetho
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I'm not talking about indirectly responsible, I am talking about DIRECT Responsibility.
This is pretty serious, folks
Third Soldier Comes Forward To Say Taliban Attacks Become More Deadly After Bergdahl Deserted
Deserting is bad enough, feeding the Taliban information to help kill American soldiers is a hundred times worse in my opinion.
See here and here for the other two reports.
Via Mediaite:
U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahls squad leader who commanded him on the night he disappeared, Staff Sgt. Justin Gerleve, joined CNN host Jake Tapper on Wednesday where he said the former Taliban prisoner totally deserted. Gerleve confirmed, as have others who served with Bergdahl, that he believed attacks on American personnel became more direct and accurate after the captured American solider was taken by the Taliban.
I believe that he totally deserted not only his fellow soldiers but his leadership that wanted the best for him and for our country, Gerleve told Tapper. Gerleve said that he believes this because of the actions Bergdahl took and comments he made prior to his disappearance.
When asked if he believed, as his fellow soldiers have said, that attacks on U.S. troops got worse after Bergdahl abandoned his post, Gerleve replied, Yes.
As one of the soldiers have stated, the attacks did get more direct, the IEDs did get more pinpoint to our trucks rather than the side of the roads, and everything like that, Gerleve added. I cant say for sure the leakage was from Bergdahl, but its kind of a suspicion that it did happen.
Everything that we taught him, I mean, it was coming to as far as direct attacks and indirect attacks, he continued.
This is pretty serious, folks
Third Soldier Comes Forward To Say Taliban Attacks Become More Deadly After Bergdahl Deserted
Deserting is bad enough, feeding the Taliban information to help kill American soldiers is a hundred times worse in my opinion.
See here and here for the other two reports.
Via Mediaite:
U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahls squad leader who commanded him on the night he disappeared, Staff Sgt. Justin Gerleve, joined CNN host Jake Tapper on Wednesday where he said the former Taliban prisoner totally deserted. Gerleve confirmed, as have others who served with Bergdahl, that he believed attacks on American personnel became more direct and accurate after the captured American solider was taken by the Taliban.
I believe that he totally deserted not only his fellow soldiers but his leadership that wanted the best for him and for our country, Gerleve told Tapper. Gerleve said that he believes this because of the actions Bergdahl took and comments he made prior to his disappearance.
When asked if he believed, as his fellow soldiers have said, that attacks on U.S. troops got worse after Bergdahl abandoned his post, Gerleve replied, Yes.
As one of the soldiers have stated, the attacks did get more direct, the IEDs did get more pinpoint to our trucks rather than the side of the roads, and everything like that, Gerleve added. I cant say for sure the leakage was from Bergdahl, but its kind of a suspicion that it did happen.
Everything that we taught him, I mean, it was coming to as far as direct attacks and indirect attacks, he continued.