I agree. That's why, IMHO, you terminate on sight. Then you don't have to waste precious money clothing, feeding, and housing these primative animals.
It's amazing how much a bullet can save.
Did anyone notice the third paragraph in loozar's quoted article?
If he was released in December, 2007, he was released by the Bushwhackos, not the Obama administration. That leaves two possiblities:
1. He was originally innocent of any charges, and the Bushwhackos squandered years of his life and who knows how much money converting him into a man with every reason to hate America and seek vengence against those who imprisoned him.
2. He was guilty of some crime or attack against us, and the humpty-dumpty Traitor In Chief and all the king's men were too inept and incompetent to find a legitimate way to deal with him and the rest of those caught up in their criminal folly.
And of course, they left us holding the bag for the cost of their multiple illegal misadventures. :thumbsdown: :|
If he was released in December, 2007, he was released by the Bushwhackos, not the Obama administration. That leaves two possiblities:
1. He was originally innocent of any charges, and the Bushwhackos squandered years of his life and who knows how much money converting him into a man with every reason to hate America and seek vengence against those who imprisoned him.
2. He was guilty of some crime or attack against us, and the humpty-dumpty Traitor In Chief and all the king's men were too inept and incompetent to find a legitimate way to deal with him and the rest of those caught up in their criminal folly.
And of course, they left us holding the bag for the cost of their multiple illegal misadventures. :thumbsdown: :|
How can Gitmo be the solution, when this happened while Gitmo was open? Ridiculous to use evidence of a system's failure as proof that the system was working.
Maybe we should try something different, like putting these people on trial and locking them up if we have evidence of wrongdoing?
"Abdullah Ghulam Rasoul, formerly Guantanamo prisoner No. 008, was among 13 Afghan prisoners released to the Afghan government in December 2007"
no surprise that losar111 did not fault GWB for this. of course we all know that if this prisoner would have been released after Obama was sworn in he would have been blamed.
come on you political hack, say it....GWB is to blame for this.
no surprise that losar111 did not fault GWB for this. of course we all know that if this prisoner would have been released after Obama was sworn in he would have been blamed.
come on you political hack, say it....GWB is to blame for this.
I've never heard anyone say "everyone captured in Afghanistan was innocent before Gitmo".
I HAVE heard people say "everyone in Gitmo is guilty of something" however, which is what your post implied.
Irony most definitely found.
You are right. Should have just popped em in the head after the waterboarding, something I've advocated before but people said was too inhumane. Would have stopped shit like what happened in the OP. People care for our enemies too much.
/thread (think it's the first time I've typed that)
The willingness of people to treat others horribly is just appalling.
One of the most politically incorrect things to discuss is the possibility that some of our citizens deserve to be the targets of terrorism, but some make it impossible to avoid.
When you have people who are so willing to treat others so badly with double standards, it's an injustice that cries out for the abused people - and people for justice - to revolt.
The people who are really against terrorist are for fighting terrorism and against wronging others.
The people claiming to oppose terrorism but wanting these extreme measures are like the people who claimed to be against black riots - and supported stronger anti-black measures.
I can't recall hearing from one perosn on the right yet who grasps the concept that the people who benefit from terrorism are those who can use it as an issue to get power.
It's a little like Joe McCarthy and communism - he'd destroy our values in his efforts to oppose the enemies of our values, all for his own power. He needed communists.
Of course, they have an entire other agenda - especially the policies to send wealth to the top - that terrorism is very handy for distracting people from.
Yes, because the people in Gitmo were unique human beings whose terrorism skills and leadership couldn't POSSIBLY be found elsewhere.
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Further proof that this so-called "War on Terror" is being fought by fools. None of this should have ever seen the light of day. Prisons like gitmo are not meant for the public to know about, they must be kept secret. The public is simply to weak minded to handle such things. Torture and killing are all a part of war, and cannot be avoided. These pathetic attempts to "civilize" war are foolish, war must be brutal. This administration must make gitmo go away to pacify the public. Instead, the must build secret prisons, out of the pubic eye, while presenting the image that it is always treating prisoners with dignity and respect because this is what the public desires. This is how things must be done. Everyone knows this.
That is funny, I just said it would stop that guy
Glad you are so passive though that you don't want to actively do anything because someone else might still pick up the banner. Pathetic.
Originally posted by: winnar111
Awww, don't like the reputation you've earned? Sorry, your fault.
Originally posted by: Robor
Originally posted by: winnar111
Awww, don't like the reputation you've earned? Sorry, your fault.
Get a life. :laugh:
I fixed that for you. I guess we know what your answer is. Do you also support locking up innocent US citizens as well?
Originally posted by: winnar111
Originally posted by: Robor
Originally posted by: winnar111
Awww, don't like the reputation you've earned? Sorry, your fault.
Get a life. :laugh:
So you never answered the question: So you support locking up everyone (knowing that 90% of all released prisoners haven't done anything since being released) forever, and thus knowing you are locking up wrongly innocent people?
Please answer the question.
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