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Guess the liberals can shut their mouths now, especially Sal. None of us here rate to carry this guy's jock strap to the latrine and he tells it like it is...
Marcus Luttrell former Navy SEAL and author of the best selling book “Lone Survivor,” recently spoke with Anderson Cooper and was asked his thoughts on the trade.
Luttrell is uniquely qualified to answer the question since he himself was once held prisoner for five days by Taliban forces.
via TheBlaze:
CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Friday asked Luttrell about the Obama administration’s decision to release five Taliban Guantanamo Bay prisoners for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, and whether he would’ve wanted the U.S. government to respond the same way if he never escaped the Taliban.
“Had the situation with you been different, would you have wanted an exchange of prisoners?” Cooper asked.
Without hesitation, Luttrell responded, “No.”
“When I went out there, I knew the risks and I accepted those,” he added. “If I died on the battlefield, then that was the way it was supposed to be. When I did get captured, the only thing I held onto was the fact that my teammates were going to come get me, period.”
Read more at http://conservativetribune.com/luttrell-no-support-for-terrorist-trade/#XuoyxCvQoqQJ4FqB.99
Guess the liberals can shut their mouths now, especially Sal. None of us here rate to carry this guy's jock strap to the latrine and he tells it like it is...
Marcus Luttrell former Navy SEAL and author of the best selling book “Lone Survivor,” recently spoke with Anderson Cooper and was asked his thoughts on the trade.
Luttrell is uniquely qualified to answer the question since he himself was once held prisoner for five days by Taliban forces.
via TheBlaze:
CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Friday asked Luttrell about the Obama administration’s decision to release five Taliban Guantanamo Bay prisoners for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, and whether he would’ve wanted the U.S. government to respond the same way if he never escaped the Taliban.
“Had the situation with you been different, would you have wanted an exchange of prisoners?” Cooper asked.
Without hesitation, Luttrell responded, “No.”
“When I went out there, I knew the risks and I accepted those,” he added. “If I died on the battlefield, then that was the way it was supposed to be. When I did get captured, the only thing I held onto was the fact that my teammates were going to come get me, period.”
Read more at http://conservativetribune.com/luttrell-no-support-for-terrorist-trade/#XuoyxCvQoqQJ4FqB.99