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Thank God. Something that Bush said that makes sense. After this travesty of him progicing GC protections to the terrorists in Gitmo, it's nice he says something that makes sense and is actually conservative ideologically. Now if someone will give him a copy of the GC to read through, he can make a correction of his decision, and say that the terrorists are illegal combatants, captured while in violation of the GC committing acts of war as civilians against the people of Iraq, Afghanistan, and American and Coalition forces, and have no GC protections, and as outlined by the GC, will be executed. He'll never do it, but that would be the right thing to do. Our military needs to just execute these terrorists and take no prisoners if the President is going to just give in to the Democrats and world libs who demand things that the GC do not provide or require from signatory nations.

Thank God he at least got this right with Israel. Israel is an example of how you deal with terrorists. You keep rolling in on them and keep attacking and never back off or back down. THAT is how you fight a war on terror. God bless Israel!

"Who's more irrational? The guy who believes in a God he can't see? Or the guy who is offended by a God he doesn't believe in?" Brad Stine

Um, Brad Stine, I think probably the guy who blows up other people whose beliefs are different than his, is irrational. Of course, in the Liberal's world of moral equivalence, the guy who would kill others over religion, is acting rationally upon a command from Allah. Like, who are we Harvard scholars to judge, dude?

"...and as outlined by the GC, will be executed. He'll never do it, but that would be the right thing to do. Our military needs to just execute these terrorists and take no prisoners if the President is going to just give in to the Democrats and world libs who demand things that the GC do not provide or require from signatory nations."

Just as a matter of clarification, I don't think the GC says you have to or may execute illegal combatants.

Not that there's anything wrong with that.