Welcome home Bowe!

By the looks of it, what you'll await is that after having gone through two traumatic expiences (war and captivity), what now awaits you is a third, the trial by media and death threats to the family. 

By the looks of it, you haven't exactly digested the first two very well

11. How is Bergdahl doing now? Not well. Bergdahl remains at a military hospital in Germany, and apparently is refusing to speak to his family. Bergdahl apparently is having difficulty speaking English, which could be evidence of serious trauma during captivity.

12 questions about Bowe Bergdahl, answered - Vox

And here is another one, from the BBC:

Excerpts of his journals sent to a friend before he went missing, published by the Washington Post, suggest a young soldier struggling to handle the mental stress of war.

He's now on the way home, but adjustment will be particularly brutal in his case. Here is what less controversial PoW's have to go through:

A prisoner of war has had his ability to make choices taken away during captivity, the psychologist said. To ease him back into what would otherwise be an overwhelming series of decisions, military psychologists explicitly describe to returning captives what they can expect in the near future and when they will have to make choices.

Here is a nauseating teaser of what awaits Bowe

Hannity started the show with a quick survey of the panel:

I have interviewed many of those that served with Sergeant Bergdahl. Every one of those says he was a deserter, and maybe worse. How many think maybe worse?

About two-thirds of the panel raised their hand, as did the host himself.

"Wow," Hannity exclaimed, seemingly shocked that his hard-working booker's hand-picked panel of Bergdahl detractors would somehow believe the worst about the soldier.

And if it's not that trial by the media by pundits pointing fingers from the comfort of their chairs without you being able to defend yourself, it's death threats to the family. 

Welcome home Bowe!

Leave that guy alone, he's been through enough. Not everybody is equipped to deal with one trauma, let alone two. We certainly shouldn't make it three.

If you have any beef with the situation, point your anger at the president, not Bowe. That guy has gone through more than enough already.

'ArtM72' pid='44981' datel Wrote:"If you have any beef with the situation, point your anger at the president, not Bowe. That guy has gone through more than enough already." Actually, it is all about the President. In some peoples' minds whatever he does is wrong, if not criminal or worse.

But at least the President can defend himself. Place yourself in the situation of Bowe, you've just been through a terrifying ordeal or two, then you have to come home to face this kind of 'music'..