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John & Celeste
Keep in Mind, their has been 3 such incidents.
One that also stands out, is the the Incident in [Iraq]
He was not Muslim, but that incident preceded this incident and both involved Psychiatric Issues.
Napalatano Warned of this, she was Raked over the Coals for her statements, now they're coming to fruition.
John and Celeste
Keep in mind, the U.S. Soldier who Deserted his Troop and was supposedly captured by the Taliban or some opposing group in Afghanistan, there's a strange pattern, shaping.
We've heard Nothing about this captured soldier since his capture.
Strange indeed.
Its very Unpredictable, Hodge Podge, that has Very strange patterns, that no one seems able to pin point.
That's my 2 Cents
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