Thursday, January 20, 2005
But what about the mass graves?!
Oh, wait:
And where one does it, you can bet there are many more thinking about it.
Hey, freedom's untidy!
Sgt. Kevin Benderman notified his commanders Dec. 28 that he was seeking a discharge as a conscientious objector. He then refused orders to deploy with his unit Jan. 8 while the Army processed his objector claim.
Though he never fired a gun in combat, Benderman says the misery he saw firsthand - including a badly burned young girl and mass graves filled with men, women and children - led him to seek objector status.
Army investigators must now decide whether to prosecute Benderman in a court-martial or allow his case to be handled administratively, said Lt. Col. Robert Whetstone, a Fort Stewart spokesman.
(via AP)
And where one does it, you can bet there are many more thinking about it.
Hey, freedom's untidy!
