[IYAS9YAS]

Are you basing your "Vets" comment on this?: "The father, Daniel Patrick Boyd, once fought in Afghanistan and trained in terrorist camps in Pakistan and Afghanistan."

The article is not clear, but nowhere does it actually state anyone involved was a veteran of the United States Military. The article only mentions the father once fought in Afghanistan. What it leaves out, glaringly, is for whom he fought. The way the sentence reads to me is that he fought for the wrong team.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

The way the sentence reads to me is that he fought for the wrong team.....

This was posted from the FBI online site. It assumes anyone would think it was for the enemy...not a vet.

[NordP]

Sorry, I don't trust the American press, so naturally, I believed they didn't report this fact you bring up for a reason.

I have a BIG problem with the DHS and this admistrations' agenda - it's always a story to promote whatever it is THEY are "selling" and very few times does their reporting ever concern the truth.

You bring up a good point, though.

[HIDEK6]

That’s like when we heard kerry served in the Navy, we all asked, “Whose?”

[Thunder90]

The man fought for what was the beginnings of the Taliban and Al Qaeda. He was not affiliated with the afghan mujahadden (which is now the current Karzi government).