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The way the friendlies acted and reacted to the bad guys makes me think they were not SF, but possibly from the three letter alphabet agencies. They lacked all sense of situational awareness and waved at the insurgents, turned their backs to them and had a general disregard for their own safety.
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Or perhaps they knew they were safe?
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Maybe State Dept. personnel? The 2 guys on the outside (as they approach the hostage) both have something clinched in their outside hands. I wonder what?Quote:
Originally Posted by OneGuy67
Speaking of situational awareness... watch our guy from the far right (our right as we watch the video) after the exchange takes place. He's more concerned about waving than anything else and looks like he looses his bearing as he concentrates on waving. Seriously doubt he is SF.
The good guy in the middle does a quick back pat-down of the hostage as the exchange takes place. A more thorough pat-down takes place at the Blackhawk.
One of the five has publicly declared that he will go back to war against the US. Who could have seen THAT coming?
http://twitchy.com/2014/06/06/surpri...ericans-again/
Gee, ya think the other 4 will just sit on the sidelines and watch the big game?
I am sure they made it known while they were in Gitmo that they did not let such intentions be known.
I am also pretty sure TPTB in Gitmo knew this.
I think it would also be reasonable to say that they passed that information on.
How long until BHO claims he knew nothing of the such?
It would almost seem he is purposely pushing buttons.
Ties in nicely with the latest from Bill Whittle:Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQIG3jE2NQw
I was wondering about this coming up.
Bergdahl could collect 5 years of back pay, benefits
The Army owes Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl a lot of money.It’s not just the standard paycheck for about $1,400 that he’s due on the 15th of this month.
Technically, the Army owes Bergdahl a lump sum check for back pay covering his five years in captivity.
That would probably be nearly $200,000 because, according to Army regulations, a soldier freed from captivity is entitled to not only his accrued basic pay but also housing allowance, food allowance, hostile fire pay and even some per diem payments.
http://www.armytimes.com/article/201...k-pay-benefits
The VA has a special payment structure for anyone who was a POW for more than 30 days.
Im sure he will be 100% VA rated.
Which if he is single would be around $2500 a month for life. (more if he gets married and has kids)
This was my thought as well. If they were SF they would have treated that differently even if they were told it was safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneGuy67
http://news.yahoo.com/taliban-says-b...170500137.html
Like we didn't see this coming.