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And once again, the Comicle proves that it is more sympathetic to terrorists than Americans.
1 posted on 06/12/2005 7:57:07 AM PDT by SmithL
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To: SmithL

Being discussed on Fox News now.


2 posted on 06/12/2005 7:57:50 AM PDT by TADSLOS (Right Wing Infidel since 1954)
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To: SmithL

I recommend a nice cozy, remote spot like, say...The North Slope of Alaska.


4 posted on 06/12/2005 7:59:46 AM PDT by TADSLOS (Right Wing Infidel since 1954)
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To: SmithL

Bush even suggesting that he might close it just brings up more of this from the left. He should plainly state that the left is more concerned about the legal rights of these terrorists, then about defending the US. this administration is never on offense, always on defense.


6 posted on 06/12/2005 8:02:23 AM PDT by oceanview
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To: SmithL
The prison on a Navy base at the southeastern tip of Cuba is part of this response. Captives are held with few rights, not even those given to conventional prisoners of war. Military tribunals designed to hear charges have sputtered and stalled under lawsuits. The Supreme Court ordered the Pentagon to allow inmates legal challenges. The FBI complained about rough tactics by interrogators. But the suspects are still locked up tightly in a remote location clearly chosen to evade public notice and legal protections available on U.S. soil.

If these little rascals would don Al Qaeda uniforms and treat THEIR prisoners with respect then they would inherit Geneva Convention protection. The way they are conducting this war, we would be justified shooting them as spies.

8 posted on 06/12/2005 8:03:28 AM PDT by gitmo (Thanks, Mel. I needed that.)
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The camp has turned from a quick-and-dirty effort to lock up dangerous suspects into a symbol of injustice and cruelty outstripped only by Abu Ghraib, another U.S.-inspired outrage.

Anyone who is inspired to particular outrage by Abu Ghraib or Gitmo (and they're not comparable, IMO) is an enemy of the United States.

What should inspire outrage are terrorist bombings in streets and markets and police stations, random rocket attacks against Israeli cities, serial assassinations of police officials in Mexico, rampant sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers, systematic slavery of South Asians by Saudis, the starvation of millions by the pathological regime in North Korea, genocide in the Sudan, etc.

Where are the SF Chronicle editorials on those?

9 posted on 06/12/2005 8:05:43 AM PDT by thoughtomator (The U.S. Constitution poses no serious threat to our form of government)
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To: SmithL; All

To date, how many people have been beheaded at Gitmo?


10 posted on 06/12/2005 8:11:06 AM PDT by davisfh
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To: SmithL
They are not part of an organization that is a party to the Geneva Convention; therefore they have no claim to the protections thereof.

They are not (for the most part) American citizens; therefore they have no claim on Constitutional protections,

They have, through their own machinations, placed themselves in a twilight world, a limbo where they have no protection and are subject to any treatment or mistreatment deemed necessary by their captors. They'd best be happy that Dubya makes the decisions and not me.

11 posted on 06/12/2005 8:13:43 AM PDT by night reader
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San Francisco Chronicle .......... For an instant last week, President Bush appeared to toy with the idea of closing the prison camp in Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. "We're exploring all options'' with the lockup, where more than 500 terrorist suspects are kept.

After the closure of the Guantanamo camp, the jihadis we be transferred to:


17 posted on 06/12/2005 8:52:51 AM PDT by Polybius
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"After Sept. 11, and with the daily death counts from Iraq, no one wants to go easy on terrorism.

Sounds to me like they are suggesting we enforce the rules regarding un-uniformed "spies" and execute them all rather than have them suffer the hot meals and 5 a days. Harsh measures they are advocating.

18 posted on 06/12/2005 9:58:05 AM PDT by monkeybrau
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To: SmithL

No wonder the Army can't meet it's recruitment quota.


19 posted on 06/12/2005 10:04:10 AM PDT by onedoug
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To: SmithL

How about Chappaqua, NY right next to Bill & Hill


22 posted on 06/12/2005 10:36:00 AM PDT by The Great RJ
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Well .. I'll agree to let the terrorists go .. if all the people who are whining about it were FORCED TO HOUSE THEM. I think that would shut them up really quick.

Just like the liberals were all for wind machines - until they found out that some practical people wanted to put them in the Kennedy's backyard.


24 posted on 06/12/2005 10:41:39 AM PDT by CyberAnt (President Bush: "America is the greatest nation on the face of the earth")
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To: SmithL

The only twilight zone in this issue is that we keep these terrorists alive.

Under rules of war they should have been shot a long time ago.

We need to make that point repeatedly - the majority of these war criminals historically would have been shot. We are already giving them far more than they deserve by not killing them.

Diva'sa Husband


26 posted on 06/12/2005 5:18:50 PM PDT by Diva Betsy Ross (Code pink stinks!)
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