Little-Acorn
Gold Member
I don't know if it's possible to establish this as true now.
But it needs to be examined THOROUGHLY by the Army court-martial that is coming.
Doesn't the U.S. Constitution have a name for "Giving aid and comfort to the enemy in time of war"?
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Bergdahl's team leader: Intercepted radio chatter said he sought talks with the Taliban ? The Lead with Jake Tapper - CNN.com Blogs
Bergdahl's team leader: Intercepted radio chatter said he sought talks with the Taliban
(CNN) - Former Army Sgt. Evan Buetow was the team leader with Bowe Bergdahl the night Bergdahl disappeared. "Bergdahl is a deserter, and he's not a hero," says Buetow. "He needs to answer for what he did."
Within days of his disappearance, says Buetow, teams monitoring radio chatter and cell phone communications intercepted an alarming message: The American is in Yahya Khel (a village two miles away). He's looking for someone who speaks English so he can talk to the Taliban.
"I heard it straight from the interpreter's lips as he heard it over the radio," said Buetow. "There's a lot more to this story than a soldier walking away."
But it needs to be examined THOROUGHLY by the Army court-martial that is coming.
Doesn't the U.S. Constitution have a name for "Giving aid and comfort to the enemy in time of war"?
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Bergdahl's team leader: Intercepted radio chatter said he sought talks with the Taliban ? The Lead with Jake Tapper - CNN.com Blogs
Bergdahl's team leader: Intercepted radio chatter said he sought talks with the Taliban
(CNN) - Former Army Sgt. Evan Buetow was the team leader with Bowe Bergdahl the night Bergdahl disappeared. "Bergdahl is a deserter, and he's not a hero," says Buetow. "He needs to answer for what he did."
Within days of his disappearance, says Buetow, teams monitoring radio chatter and cell phone communications intercepted an alarming message: The American is in Yahya Khel (a village two miles away). He's looking for someone who speaks English so he can talk to the Taliban.
"I heard it straight from the interpreter's lips as he heard it over the radio," said Buetow. "There's a lot more to this story than a soldier walking away."