No threat?

I'm guessing most have heard that we have three Afghan soldiers gone missing over the weekend, right here on U.S. soil. The official line is that this poses no threat. Really? How in the world do they come to that conclusion given how many Afghan soldiers have opened up on their own people, our troops, troops of other nations? How is it that the IMMEDIATE official position is, nothing to see here, move along? Even if these three have just decided to skip out because they don't want to return to the hell of Afghanistan, that in and of itself is a threat. Why is it so easy to just disappear? Maybe the next three will be ill intentioned.
The real story here is the fact that the official position is this poses no threat...THAT is a threat. How easy it is to simply infiltrate into our country. The very same people, and I mean the exact same people who blame the Bush administration for ignoring all the obvious signs leading up to 9/11 are now ignoring even more obvious signs. These stooges watched and did nothing while ISIS grew into a army of terrorists rights under their noses. At what point does it become a problem? How many people have to die here on U.S. soil? To those of you who see Bush as some kind of complicit war criminal in 9/11, just WTF is Obama and his administration doing?
 
Three Afghan soldiers who disappeared while on a training exercise in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, were apprehended Monday after trying to cross the border into Canada, WCVB and NBC News report.

The three men, identified as Major Jan Mohammad Arash, Captain Mohammad Nasir Askarzada and Captain Noorullah Aminyar, were taken into custody at the Rainbow Bridge Canadian/U.S. border crossing near Niagara Falls, according to WCVB.


Military officials said the Afghan soldiers had been participating in a U.S. Central Command Regional Cooperation training exercise at Joint Base Cape Cod. They arrived at Camp Edwards on Sept. 11 and were last seen Saturday at the Cape Cod Mall in Hyannis during an off day for the program.
 
Three Afghan soldiers who disappeared while on a training exercise in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, were apprehended Monday after trying to cross the border into Canada, WCVB and NBC News report.

The three men, identified as Major Jan Mohammad Arash, Captain Mohammad Nasir Askarzada and Captain Noorullah Aminyar, were taken into custody at the Rainbow Bridge Canadian/U.S. border crossing near Niagara Falls, according to WCVB.


Military officials said the Afghan soldiers had been participating in a U.S. Central Command Regional Cooperation training exercise at Joint Base Cape Cod. They arrived at Camp Edwards on Sept. 11 and were last seen Saturday at the Cape Cod Mall in Hyannis during an off day for the program.

So the IS is plotting to invade Canada?
 
Caught trying to enter Canada. Hopefully we'll do a better job of keeping an eye on these people we're bringing into our country, let alone the ones who are entering illegally.
 
Caught trying to enter Canada. Hopefully we'll do a better job of keeping an eye on these people we're bringing into our country, let alone the ones who are entering illegally.
Better yet don't bring these goat humping rag heads into the country to begin with.
Tax payers need to pay their transportation back and forth to train in Cape Cod?
I've been to Cape Cod. It does not resemble Afghanistan in any way shape form or fashion.
 
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