Bowe Bergdahl...

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Shocker! He's going to trial for desertion. Now does the Army have the balls to execute Obama's poster boy for Honor?

How is he Obama's poster boy for honor?

He is the only one in Obamas administration that is being charged with a crime.........................

[Ibanez]

I meant Washington as in George.

It all makes sense now.

G.washington was known to kill deserters on the spot.

Or have them think they'd be killed only to be pardoned at the last minute

[Ibanez]

Washington would have had him shot in a heartbeat. Our government won't make an example out of him.

Nah, Washington wouldn't have bothered with something so insignificant. That's why I said "summary" execution... pretty much a captain or above could try you on the spot and shoot you. Nobody above that pay grade needs to take time out of their important duties to send this guy off.

Agreed.

[travelinman67]

Bergdahl should be hastily strung up for treason...

...right alongside the Traitor-In-Chief who facilitated the escape of five murderers.

[Chizzang]

Bergdahl should be hastily strung up for treason...

...right alongside the Traitor-In-Chief who facilitated the escape of five murderers.

The "escape"
How's your IQ been dropping so fast T-man
Those "Taliban executive officers" were long ago chipped and droned



Stay up on your current events

[dbackjon]

Bergdahl should be hastily strung up for treason...

...right alongside the Traitor-In-Chief who facilitated the escape of five murderers.

So you are all for executing Bush and Cheney as well!!


Great that you have come to your senses.

[andy7171]

Bergdahl should be hastily strung up for treason...

...right alongside the Traitor-In-Chief who facilitated the escape of five murderers.

So you are all for executing Bush and Cheney as well!!


Great that you have come to your senses.

I don't think you know what treason means.

[dbackjon]

http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


In fact, by the time Obama took office, according to a report from the office of the director of National Intelligence last year, the Bush-Cheney administration had released 171 detainees, either confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battlefield.

These include, according to the Defense Intelligence Agency, Ibrahim Sen, who was later arrested in Turkey charged as the leader of an active al Qaeda cell, and Abdullah Mahsud, whom Pakistan government officials accuse of directing a suicide attack in April 2007 that killed 31 people.

Under the Obama administration, which claims to have a more thorough vetting process for releasing detainees, seven were confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battle as of last September.
http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Also released by Bush - one of the Benghazi planners...

[travelinman67]

Bergdahl should be hastily strung up for treason...

...right alongside the Traitor-In-Chief who facilitated the escape of five murderers.

The "escape"
How's your IQ been dropping so fast T-man
Those "Taliban executive officers" were long ago chipped and droned



Stay up on your current events

You err by assuming Traitor-In-Chief acts to protect our nation.

Really.

Look at the condition of the middle east, then tell me about Obama's successful foreign policy...




...talk about waning IQ...

[andy7171]

http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/


In fact, by the time Obama took office, according to a report from the office of the director of National Intelligence last year, the Bush-Cheney administration had released 171 detainees, either confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battlefield.

These include, according to the Defense Intelligence Agency, Ibrahim Sen, who was later arrested in Turkey charged as the leader of an active al Qaeda cell, and Abdullah Mahsud, whom Pakistan government officials accuse of directing a suicide attack in April 2007 that killed 31 people.

Under the Obama administration, which claims to have a more thorough vetting process for releasing detainees, seven were confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battle as of last September.
http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Also released by Bush - one of the Benghazi planners...

[dbackjon]

http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/


In fact, by the time Obama took office, according to a report from the office of the director of National Intelligence last year, the Bush-Cheney administration had released 171 detainees, either confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battlefield.

These include, according to the Defense Intelligence Agency, Ibrahim Sen, who was later arrested in Turkey charged as the leader of an active al Qaeda cell, and Abdullah Mahsud, whom Pakistan government officials accuse of directing a suicide attack in April 2007 that killed 31 people.

Under the Obama administration, which claims to have a more thorough vetting process for releasing detainees, seven were confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battle as of last September.
http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Also released by Bush - one of the Benghazi planners...

The FACTS back that up. But you and your new buttbuddy T-bag don't seem to be interested in facts...

[travelinman67]

Using your source, Dback...http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/

...and the two-page intelligence summary it sourced, it us ABUNDANTLY CLEAR the Bush/Cheney Administration did far more (exponentially) work to resolve and close Gitmo than has the Obama Administration. More notable, of those released and confirmed to have re-engaged, about half of the Bush-Cheney releasees have either been killed or recaptured, while all if the Obama releasees are still on the loose.

BTW, that summary was released RIGHT BEFORE OBAMA FREED THE MURDERERS.

What a pack of ignorant losers.

[travelinman67]

The FACTS back that up. But you and your new buttbuddy T-bag don't seem to be interested in facts...

Dback...using gay imagery as a slur.

[Chizzang]

The "escape"
How's your IQ been dropping so fast T-man
Those "Taliban executive officers" were long ago chipped and droned



Stay up on your current events

You err by assuming Traitor-In-Chief acts to protect our nation.

Really.

Look at the condition of the middle east, then tell me about Obama's successful foreign policy...




...talk about waning IQ...

Oh I see...
So the "condition" of the Middle East is all about America
fascinating perspective you have there T-man

[houndawg]

Using your source, Dback...http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/

...and the two-page intelligence summary it sourced, it us ABUNDANTLY CLEAR the Bush/Cheney Administration did far more (exponentially) work to resolve and close Gitmo than has the Obama Administration. More notable, of those released and confirmed to have re-engaged, about half of the Bush-Cheney releasees have either been killed or recaptured, while all if the Obama releasees are still on the loose.

BTW, that summary was released RIGHT BEFORE OBAMA FREED THE MURDERERS.

What a pack of ignorant losers.

So you don't dispute the source of the part Jon quoted.

Thank you. You may step down.

[AZGrizFan]

http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/


In fact, by the time Obama took office, according to a report from the office of the director of National Intelligence last year, the Bush-Cheney administration had released 171 detainees, either confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battlefield.

These include, according to the Defense Intelligence Agency, Ibrahim Sen, who was later arrested in Turkey charged as the leader of an active al Qaeda cell, and Abdullah Mahsud, whom Pakistan government officials accuse of directing a suicide attack in April 2007 that killed 31 people.

Under the Obama administration, which claims to have a more thorough vetting process for releasing detainees, seven were confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battle as of last September.
http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Also released by Bush - one of the Benghazi planners...

I thought Benghazi was a non-event in your world?

[travelinman67]

You err by assuming Traitor-In-Chief acts to protect our nation.

Really.

Look at the condition of the middle east, then tell me about Obama's successful foreign policy...




...talk about waning IQ...

Oh I see...
So the "condition" of the Middle East is all about America
fascinating perspective you have there T-man

Hippie, I KNOW you're not THAT dumb.

The U.S. has written policy in the middle east for the past 70 years.

Oil

Industry

Ultimately, money.

Old money.

Writes the scripts, for this farsical tragedy.

Don't insult me by suggesting it's about theology.

[Ibanez]

http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/


In fact, by the time Obama took office, according to a report from the office of the director of National Intelligence last year, the Bush-Cheney administration had released 171 detainees, either confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battlefield.

These include, according to the Defense Intelligence Agency, Ibrahim Sen, who was later arrested in Turkey charged as the leader of an active al Qaeda cell, and Abdullah Mahsud, whom Pakistan government officials accuse of directing a suicide attack in April 2007 that killed 31 people.

Under the Obama administration, which claims to have a more thorough vetting process for releasing detainees, seven were confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battle as of last September.
http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Also released by Bush - one of the Benghazi planners...

I thought Benghazi was spontaneous?!

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Bergdahl should be hastily strung up for treason...

...right alongside the Traitor-In-Chief who facilitated the escape of five murderers.

You can't "string" this president up...... too many fu*k faces would play the race card instead of capital punishment anddoing the right thing for the country.

That said, you are right, hang these treasonous bastards.

[Ibanez]

Bergdahl should be hastily strung up for treason...

...right alongside the Traitor-In-Chief who facilitated the escape of five murderers.

You can't "string" this president up...... too many fu*k faces would play the race card instead of capital punishment anddoing the right thing for the country.

That said, you are right, hang these treasonous bastards.

Hang 'em high.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/


In fact, by the time Obama took office, according to a report from the office of the director of National Intelligence last year, the Bush-Cheney administration had released 171 detainees, either confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battlefield.

These include, according to the Defense Intelligence Agency, Ibrahim Sen, who was later arrested in Turkey charged as the leader of an active al Qaeda cell, and Abdullah Mahsud, whom Pakistan government officials accuse of directing a suicide attack in April 2007 that killed 31 people.

Under the Obama administration, which claims to have a more thorough vetting process for releasing detainees, seven were confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battle as of last September.
http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Also released by Bush - one of the Benghazi planners...

Hillary?

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

The FACTS back that up. But you and your new buttbuddy T-bag don't seem to be interested in facts...

The only fact is that you are comparing apples and golf balls.

Please show me where Bush negotiated with terrorists and then traded 5 for 1?

I will wait

P.S. Dan Snyder isn't even that fu*king stupid to trade 5 players for 1

[Grizalltheway]

He RELEASED 171 one of them, in exchange for...nothing.

[CID1990]

http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/


In fact, by the time Obama took office, according to a report from the office of the director of National Intelligence last year, the Bush-Cheney administration had released 171 detainees, either confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battlefield.

These include, according to the Defense Intelligence Agency, Ibrahim Sen, who was later arrested in Turkey charged as the leader of an active al Qaeda cell, and Abdullah Mahsud, whom Pakistan government officials accuse of directing a suicide attack in April 2007 that killed 31 people.

Under the Obama administration, which claims to have a more thorough vetting process for releasing detainees, seven were confirmed or suspected of having returned to the battle as of last September.
http://thelead.blogs.cnn.com/2014/06/10 ... detainees/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


Also released by Bush - one of the Benghazi planners...

I like that last part- I had not heard that yet and its a good meme if its true

However, I find a couple things interesting

1) You have cone around and now think that Gitmo is necessary and we should still be holding people there

2) that Benghazi WAS a planned operation

welcome aboard!

[Chizzang]

Oh I see...
So the "condition" of the Middle East is all about America
fascinating perspective you have there T-man

Hippie, I KNOW you're not THAT dumb.
The U.S. has written policy in the middle east for the past 70 years.

Oil
Industry
Ultimately, money.
Old money.
Writes the scripts, for this farsical tragedy.

Don't insult me by suggesting it's about theology.

Okay,
Fair enough
Oil prices are lower than ever
We've managed to keep OPEC on the Petrodollar through this entire decline
We've spent military industrial weapons money in the past 15 years - enough to make Dick Cheney blush

I'd say we're right on schedule

Admit it, the only thing that bothers you is we're extracting ourselves from Israel's clutches
and Iran has a college level understanding of the atomic bomb after 25 years of trying
Iraq was better 15 years ago than today
Afghanistan was better when Russia was killing the rebels

It all passes the sniff test once you extract personal preference in House Puppets and Presidents