Kenneth Brown
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Perhaps his bretheren will give him the Marie Antionette treatmentOriginally posted by KaGee:<br />Maybe be better off for us if the Syrians get him first... yaknowwhatimean?
Your take on this may or may not not be outside the realm of possibilities, but this fellow does not help his situation by running away.Originally posted by rolmops:<br /> I really don't think you guys are getting what is happening here.<br />Somebody somewhere found out that this marine had family in Lebanon. The next thing he found out was that if he would not pass intelligence,this family in Lebanon would be killed. Somehow his family had enough guns in Beirut to change that threat.A deal was made where he would leave US marine service in return for his and his family's life.<br />This may sound improbable to you, but that is the way things work in the arab world.
I for one, got it.He had no buisness inlisting in the US military in the first place. But once listed as such, he had a job to do. He chose a "side", knowing full-well the risks. <br />If I were on the prosecution, I would have ordered a full intel report on his "family", and shared it with the defense advocate. This guy still reaks of wannabee-"spy" to me.Originally posted by rolmops:<br /> I really don't think you guys are getting what is happening here.<br />Somebody somewhere found out that this marine had family in Lebanon. The next thing he found out was that if he would not pass intelligence,this family in Lebanon would be killed. Somehow his family had enough guns in Beirut to change that threat.A deal was made where he would leave US marine service in return for his and his family's life.<br />This may sound improbable to you, but that is the way things work in the arab world.<br />self edit, I am not trying to defend or justify him.