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Originally Posted by cmac2012
Wait, you're serious when you say courage, aren't you? This, a guy who will never be in harms way, never was unless you count the risk of being taught to fly a fighter jet at taxpayer expense of about $1 million, is a man of courage? He will have the most comprehensive bodyguard service in the world for the rest of his natural life, so I'm hard pressed to see the courage in taking his position. Pugnaciously stubborn, I'll give him that.
Meanwhile, Americans who actually do have the courage to go into harm's way will have a greater chance in future of being tortured when captured because the Dubbers' casual, arrogant form of courage.
Our people who have interrogated foreign fighters captured in Iraq and Afg. testify that many, many of them cite torture in Abu Gharib and Gitmo as a primary reason they joined the fray.
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obviously just a cover story, due to insufficient interrogation.
if they had been waterboarded, we would have learned the "real story".
loose lips sink ships, soldier!
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