To paraphrase an old saying, hell hath no fury like a father who believes his son has been wronged.
On Thursday, Frank Lindh, father of John Walker Lindh — the so-called “American Taliban” imprisoned in 2002 for aiding the enemy in Afghanistan — told a rapt audience at San Francisco’s Commonwealth Club that his son is neither a traitor nor a terrorist, but rather “a decent and honorable young man embarked on a spiritual quest.”
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