AMERICAN TALIBAN RELEASED FROM PRISON - BIG MISTAKE!
An unrepentant John Walker Lindh was recently released early for good behavior. But, his behavior...
Renegade Talk Radio · Renegade Talk Radio
June 10, 201938m 52s
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An unrepentant John Walker Lindh was recently released early for good behavior. But, his behavior was
anything but good, and he's still hell-bent on preaching Radical Islam. Should we be afraid, be very afraid?
This first U.S.-born detainee in the war on terror, walked out of federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana,
a free man, after serving only 17 of the 20 years he was sentenced to for fighting alongside the Taliban.
But, who is John Walker Lindh and why did he join the Taliban? Hear how his traumatic childhood -
including a debilitating illness, a dad who moved out to take a male lover, Spike Lee’s film “Malcolm X”
and more - precipitated his conversion to Islam and travel to the Middle East by the time he was 20.
Why shouldn’t we just let bygones be bygones and let him get on with his life now? Hear what he has
done, while in prison, to provoke global jihad and how he plans to continue once he’s released. We
need to fix the system now before more jihadists stream out of prison to continue their fight.
anything but good, and he's still hell-bent on preaching Radical Islam. Should we be afraid, be very afraid?
This first U.S.-born detainee in the war on terror, walked out of federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana,
a free man, after serving only 17 of the 20 years he was sentenced to for fighting alongside the Taliban.
But, who is John Walker Lindh and why did he join the Taliban? Hear how his traumatic childhood -
including a debilitating illness, a dad who moved out to take a male lover, Spike Lee’s film “Malcolm X”
and more - precipitated his conversion to Islam and travel to the Middle East by the time he was 20.
Why shouldn’t we just let bygones be bygones and let him get on with his life now? Hear what he has
done, while in prison, to provoke global jihad and how he plans to continue once he’s released. We
need to fix the system now before more jihadists stream out of prison to continue their fight.
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