For those of you who stick your head in the sand when I point out the
reality of life and times in your country, it's clear that the more
enlightned of you who don't habitually cheer the stars and stripes like
a pavlovian dog realize that your country has gone past the event
horizon of the toilet bowl as you flush yourselves down the sewer of
history.

"Bergdahl is speaking in what appears to be Pashto, said his dad,
Bob Bergdahl. It was not clear whether his son can still even
speak English, Bob said."

"He spent more time with the Afghans than he did with his platoon,”
- former Spc. Jason Fry

"I am ashamed to be an American. And the title of US soldier is
just the lie of fools,” he concluded. “I am sorry for everything.
The horror that is America is disgusting.”

Wow. One of your own eh Oren? And it's not clear if he can still speak
english? Are you proud of how you and your country has dealt with his
situation - and by extension the folly of your escapade in Afganistan?

Here's a story for you Oren:

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The title of US soldier is just the lie of fools

http://nypost.com/2014/05/31/the-biz...ast-known-pow/

The bizarre tale of America’s last known POW

Many details of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's capture five years ago and rescue
today remain unknown.

http://thenypost.files.wordpress.com...bergdahl-1.jpg

Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the last known American POW, was freed after five
years in captivity — an ordeal that began and ended in Afghanistan under
a shroud of mystery.

The Taliban turned over Bergdahl Saturday morning to US special forces
in exchange for five notorious Islamic militants who had been held at
Guantanamo Bay and will be sent to Qatar, where they will stay for a
year under the terms of the trade.

Bergdahl was picked up by helicopter in western Afghanistan, near the
Pakistan border.

After climbing aboard, the 28-year-old Idahoan, trying to communicate
with his rescuers over the roar of the rotors, scrawled “SF?” on a paper
plate — asking his rescuers whether they were special forces.

“Yes,” one of the men shouted. “We’ve been looking for you for a long
time.”

The Army infantryman — himself nicknamed “SF” by his comrades for his
gung-ho interest in special-forces tactics — began to weep.

Bergdahl’s parents, who had lobbied continuously for his *release, had
not seen him by Saturday night, but intimated that he faces an arduous
recovery from his ordeal.

Bergdahl is speaking in what appears to be Pashto, said his dad, Bob
Bergdahl. It was not clear whether his son can still even speak English,
Bob said.

When the father spoke to his son — for the first time in five worried
years — it was to say both in Pashto and English, “I am your father,
Bowe.”

“We will continue to stay strong for Bowe while he recovers,” said his
mom, Jani.
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