Question: Did Bergdahl walk away freely from his post in front of the enemy? This case requires no classified information to prove this case; just one news article about the fact Bergdahl did not report for duty the next day and was reported missing. Thus, he is guilty.
From Daily Mail:
The judge overseeing Bergdahl’s military trial, Col. Jeffery Nance, ordered prosecutors last week to turn over many of the classified documents they had gathered, subject to certain rules.
“All CI which the government may offer into evidence at trial will immediately be provided to the defense” within the specified constraints, he wrote in his Feb. 2 order, using an abbreviation for classified information.
The judge also disagreed with prosecutors’ arguments that Bergdahl’s attorneys needed an extra layer of approval when they did their research from the officials who initially restricted a given document — referred to as original classification authorities.
Within days, the prosecutors asked the appeals court to overturn the judge’s decision, adding in their written appeal that “no session of the court should be held, or rulings should be issued until the conclusion of the appeal.”
A defense attorney for Bergdahl, Eugene Fidell, issued a statement describing the timeline of events leading up to the appeal but declined further comment when reached by phone.
Bergdahl faces charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, a relatively rare charge that carries a punishment of up to life in prison. He was held by the Taliban and its allies for five years after he left the base in Afghanistan.
Shouldn’t take more than 15 minutes to carry out the guilty verdict. This is the result when one commits TREASON against the United States!
H/T: Military Times, Daily Mail
How many of you agree with this drip-drip case against this traitor? I think he should be locked up and thrown in a hole and then throw the hole away. Leave your comments below and let us know what you think.
