This month marks 20 years since a grand jury indicted John Walker Lindh after his November 2001 capture in Afghanistan. Quickly dubbed the ‘American Taliban’, his name would become synonymous with treason, being someone who chose to fight for one of America’s (and the West’s) enemies against his own country.
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