can you back this up other than a post from a conservative internet site?
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Yet I was informed when our flight from Iran landed in Germany that I would have to buy my own plane ticket back to the US. They didn’t even intend on helping me get home. Without the kindness of friends like the Rev. Franklin Graham, I would have been stranded in Germany. In spite of all I had experienced, I felt completely dispensable.
How could so many people go to such great lengths, including a airplane full of $400 million in cash, and yet a plane ticket home for me was, as I was told, “not in the budget.”<<
Fox news September 21, 2016
He was on Neil Cuvota
Slamming a source instead of the facts. Didn't bother to check for other sources. Some people don't read 100 or more news sources or post links for your scrutiny or likes.
After being in an Iranian prison and you only complain about the web site.
You have no common sense
I can post
a source that refutes the 400 million ransom claim. and of course your going to accept it right and not slam the source - in this case the New York Times. The point being you can't just sight one source and say there you go, its proven, Obama hates Christians. Even if it comes from several sources, you have to consider the veracity of the sources. Yes the pastor's comments do carry weight but is this just an example of government incompetence? Does the pastor have a political bias?
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/23/opinion/the-fake-400-million-iran-ransom-story.html?_r=0
From NYT
"What really happened was this:
President Obama announced the $400 million payment along with the release of the Americans in January, the day that the nuclear deal was implemented. But the money was part of a separate negotiation over funds the United States has owed Iran since its 1979 Islamic Revolution."
At that time, Washington froze Iranian assets in the United States, including money paid by Tehran for military hardware that the United States never delivered after its ally there, the shah, was overthrown. In 1981, the two countries agreed that a tribunal at The Hague would adjudicate the legal claims."