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CaféAuLait;9209825 said:mere speculation and highly unlikely it was Bergdahl....
just read his note to parents....he wasn't in to violence or warring....or revenge....
His low level supervisors protest too much....
too much 15 minutes of fame happening here to feel comfortable with believing this guy's assessment or ex sgt Evan Beutow's assessment....they didn't like Bergdahl before he disappeared, and seem to be on some sort of vendetta and are not letting the Military do their job in peace without this 'frenzy' the 2 of these unprofessional supervisors are CAUSING....
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Oh, please. He is responsible for at least the 6 who were killed looking for him after he deserted.
you said:
"he wasn't in to violence or warring"
Nah, he tried to join not one, but TWO military organizations ( rejected from the French Foreign Legion )because he was all peaceful and shit.
Bergdahl wrote he hated his peers BEFORE he deserted. He wrote he hated America and the ARMY.
HE SAID HE WOULD DESERT BEFORE HE EVER MADE It to AFGHANISTAN in 2008!
2012 article and emails
Bowe Bergdahl: America's Last Prisoner of War by Michael Hastings | Politics News | Rolling Stone
Even Bergdahls devoted parents admit he made for a highly unconventional soldier. They home-schooled the boy, instilling in him their Christian values. He was outdoorsy, able to shoot a .22 rifle and ride a horse by the age of five. Later, he travelled around Europe and applied to join the French Foreign Legion but was turned down, reportedly because recruiters doubted his mental stability. Instead, he joined the U.S. Army, but from the start he kept apart from other soldiers, whom he saw as ill-disciplined and hopeless.
Bowe Bergdahl is released after being the only U.S. soldier held by Taliban | Mail Online