The Coward Bowe Bergdahl, court-martial delayed until February 2017

**Team Sergeant** · 05-17-2016, 12:45

LOL, now you're going to prison you little coward. I don't think the slimball obama can pardon you for a court-martial that has not played out yet. I hope you get life you bottom-feeding coward.

Bowe Bergdahl court-martial delayed until February 2017
Published May 17, 2016 FoxNews.com

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who walked off his combat outpost in Afghanistan and spent five years in captivity, will be court-martialed under a new commander-in-chief.

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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/05/17...?intcmp=hplnws

sg1987 · 05-17-2016, 13:20

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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant

I hope you get life you bottom-feeding coward.

There is a better option...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrtS2_TfbeY

xollie316 · 05-17-2016, 20:21

I am of the belief we should have moved hell and high water to get the young man back in American hands. If for no other reason than we did not know for certain what lead to his terrible choice that day. Additionally, the United States punishes American Soldiers, not the Taliban.

That said, I hope they slam him with the most stringent punishment possible. Coward. All you had to do was complete your tour, come home, and you can whine and complain on social media like a large portion of other vets that never left the firebase to find a reason to complain.

You risked American lives on patrols to come find you when you went missing. Men gave their lives for you. I hope there is some justice for their sacrifice.

**Team Sergeant** · 05-18-2016, 13:30

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Originally Posted by xollie316

I am of the belief we should have moved hell and high water to get the young man back in American hands. If for no other reason than we did not know for certain what lead to his terrible choice that day. Additionally, the United States punishes American Soldiers, not the Taliban.

That said, I hope they slam him with the most stringent punishment possible. Coward. All you had to do was complete your tour, come home, and you can whine and complain on social media like a large portion of other vets that never left the firebase to find a reason to complain.

You risked American lives on patrols to come find you when you went missing. Men gave their lives for you. I hope there is some justice for their sacrifice.

You're a nice person, I'm not, I would have killed him before I returned him to the United States.

I read enough stories from the lads in his unit, I think they would have killed him also.

xollie316 · 05-18-2016, 21:24

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You're a nice person, I'm not, I would have killed him before I returned him to the United States.

I read enough stories from the lads in his unit, I think they would have killed him also.

I certainly understand the sentiment and don't besmirch others for that opinion.

My conclusion has been that the members of his former unit 'thinking' that he was a coward and traitor is not a conviction nor did they know for certain the events that led to his leaving that base. What if they were wrong? Did he leave a note saying he was starting a new life or did he not?

We know now (in all likelihood) they were correct, however I think it would have been a very dangerous precedent to set.

If there is even the slightest chance he was a legitimate POW than like I said, hell and high water. Sort it out when he is home.

Additionally, I prefer to see American citizens tried and convicted in the US, no matter their crimes.

That said... screw him. He's a coward and a traitor I hope he gets exactly what is coming to him.

cbtengr · 05-19-2016, 06:11

The frustration with this issue is the fact that he has not been dealt with. At this rate he'll be drawing a retirement check before he is ever convicted. If he is going to openly serve then his ass out to be in some grunt unit. I am sure there is a shortage of E-5's somewhere and that they would love to have him, at least for a day or two.

Sohei · 05-19-2016, 10:08

The wheels of justice turn slowly, but these are turning suspiciously slowly.

Timing is everything....

**Team Sergeant** · 05-19-2016, 13:52

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Like it or not he is a US citizen and has the right to due process Anytime we start deniying even one person that due processor any rights we are destroying everyone rights Now after due process if found guilt I have no problem with him bein executed but we must maintain his rights in order to maintain ours.

No, no he doesn't. Desert in the face of combat and what happens in the military?No, no he doesn't. You sound very "liberal" with this statement.

The military is not a democracy. And yes, I would have no problems killing such a piece of shit.

Oh and please tell me how the drone strikes killing Americans joining the muzzies are not stripping the American citizens of their Constitutional Rights?