The Navy SEAL who stood accused of murdering an Islamic State prisoner receiving medical care and shooting civilians was found not guilty of war crimes by a jury of soldiers on Tuesday.
If Trump “helped” get the not guilty verdict in some way through the use of executive authority, then he has once again engaged in obstruction of justice.
Off-topic: Biden’s fundraising numbers are in: $21.5 for the quarter. More than Sanders but less than Buttigieg. On a dollar-per-day basis, though, he is at the top, since he didn’t enter the race until a few weeks into the quarter.
Never mind this. Did anyone see Whiny’s tweet screaming that the census forms being printed without his pet citizenship question is not happening?
I looked at that and went, “:I thought it was 2019, not 1984;.”
"Gallagher was accused of murder and attempted murder after he allegedly fatally stabbed a 12-year-old ISIS prisoner who was being treated by U.S. medics…
Did the medics testify the prisoner died of recently inflicted stab wounds? Like, stab wounds that happened while in their care? Seems prosecutors would have had that part of the narrative locked up, or not have filed charges. So, where is the perp that did it?
Never mind this. Did anyone see Whiny’s tweet screaming that the census forms being printed without his pet citizenship question is not happening?.
Just throwing a little bone to the rubes. They will have forgotten about it by 2020
Wasn’t he at some memorial service in France where he said the weather was unusually good and left it unsaid that he was obviously thus favored by the weather gods? He said it miraculously stopped raining for his inauguration, although in fact it didn’t stop raining.
Special Operator 1st Class Corey Scott claimed credit for the killing after being granted immunity by a judge in exchange for testimony for the prosecution. Prosecutors reportedly accused Scott of lying in order to protect Gallagher.
“So you can stand up there and you can lie about how you killed the ISIS prisoner so Chief Gallagher does not have to go to jail,” prosecutor Lt. Brian John asked Scott during the trial, according to the AP. “You don’t want Chief Gallagher to go to jail, do you?”
“He’s got a wife and family,” Scott reportedly responded. “I don’t think he should be spending his life in prison.”
Scott testified Thursday that he asphyxiated the Iraqi militant as an act of mercy after Gallagher, who was treating the militant for injuries sustained in an airstrike, became enraged, stabbing the young man below the collarbone and then walking away without finishing treatment.
THIS is the testimony that is clearing him? What about attempted murder then?
I think what happened is it made enough of a mess of the facts that the jury had to decide that “beyond a reasonable doubt” was not met. Mission Accomplished.