Unlike the New York Times however, Milbank’s paper, the Washington Post ferociously criticized the trade and has forcefully rebutted the President’s third new narrative that the US has always viewed to safe return of all those left behind no matter the circumstances of how or why they were left behind as a sacred obligation by pointing out several recent cases which proved that assertion also to be false. Charles Robert Jenkins spent four decades in North Korea after abandoning his post in the demilitarized zone, the Post wrote. When he returned to the United States in 2004, he served nearly a month in the brig and failed to receive a welcome-home call from President Bush. Pvt. Eddie Slovik — who left combat duty in France in 1944 — was shot by a firing squad after Gen. Dwight Eisenhower declined to grant him leniency.” breitbart/Big-Peace/2014/10/11/Army-Refuses-to-Release-Findings-of-Bergdahl-Investigation
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