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Can you show they are innocent no of corse not you only assume some of them are and that the oens who were haven't long since been released.
If he was the only one to state this, that is one thing.
The true believers will go to their graves knowing that everyone who was put in Gitmo and tortured was the worst of the worst.
History, of course, will prove you fools.
Several things here........
Bush lied about the economy for the past 2 years, and it is just now coming to light how badly he screwed us.
Cheney denied that we did torture in GITMO for the whole time he was in office, repeatedly told the American people that we don't torture or waterboard. Now? He's admitted it publicly on television (after he got out), that we DID waterboard and torture detainees.
I also find it kinda strange that they wanted to keep them out of the US as well. Especially in light of the fact that Cheney was building prisons left and right in Texas. Why couldn't they be detained and kept here? We've currently got criminals in our prisons RIGHT NOW who are more dangerous than GITMO detainees.
So........if we've been told all those lies over the past 8 years, why is it when something like this comes to light, everyone wants to say it's not true.
Remember.........there were plenty of the GOP that were telling us we didn't waterboard and we weren't in a recession.
I think he may be telling the truth.
Here's something else. IF these people are so damned innocent, and the military is holding them merely because they want information from them, why are they refusing to simply give them the info they want, thus remaining in custody? Don't you think a truly innocent person would cooperate fully in order to facilitate being released?
Here's something else. IF these people are so damned innocent, and the military is holding them merely because they want information from them, why are they refusing to simply give them the info they want, thus remaining in custody? Don't you think a truly innocent person would cooperate fully in order to facilitate being released?
Here's something else. IF these people are so damned innocent, and the military is holding them merely because they want information from them, why are they refusing to simply give them the info they want, thus remaining in custody? Don't you think a truly innocent person would cooperate fully in order to facilitate being released?
Are you there, down in Gitmo to know the exact questions they're asking? Do you know if these people who they're holding actually have the answers to the questions they're being asked? No. So all of your conjecture is absolutely fucking useless.
Here's something else. IF these people are so damned innocent, and the military is holding them merely because they want information from them, why are they refusing to simply give them the info they want, thus remaining in custody? Don't you think a truly innocent person would cooperate fully in order to facilitate being released?
Not to mention the folks being held aren't even wanted back by their own homelands,because they are dangerous. Figures the libbies want them to be released in the USA...morons.
Here's something else. IF these people are so damned innocent, and the military is holding them merely because they want information from them, why are they refusing to simply give them the info they want, thus remaining in custody? Don't you think a truly innocent person would cooperate fully in order to facilitate being released?
Are you there, down in Gitmo to know the exact questions they're asking? Do you know if these people who they're holding actually have the answers to the questions they're being asked? No. So all of your conjecture is absolutely fucking useless.
Here's something else. IF these people are so damned innocent, and the military is holding them merely because they want information from them, why are they refusing to simply give them the info they want, thus remaining in custody? Don't you think a truly innocent person would cooperate fully in order to facilitate being released?
Not to mention the folks being held aren't even wanted back by their own homelands,because they are dangerous. Figures the libbies want them to be released in the USA...morons.
I did notice that in an earlier story about the Obama administration trying to figure out what to do with detainees when they close Gitmo. Their home countries refuse to take them back.
Dick Cheney charged over abuse in private prisons
US vice president Dick Cheney has been charged with "organised criminal activity" over allegations about abuse in privately-run prisons.
By Tom Leonard in New York
Last Updated: 10:35PM GMT 19 Nov 2008
Dick Cheney Alberto Gonzales - Dick Cheney charged over jail 'abuses'
Dick Cheney and former attorney general Alberto Gonzales have been indicted by a Texas jury Photo: AFP/GETTY IMAGES
A grand jury in south Texas indicted Mr Cheney and Alberto Gonzales, the former Attorney General, on state charges that they blocked an investigation into the mistreatment of prisoners.
The indictment cites a "money trail" relating to Mr Cheney's financial stake in prison-related businesses, including the Vanguard Group, which has an interest in privately-run federal jails in the region.
According to a grand jury in Willacy County, Mr Cheney is "is "profiteering from depriving human beings of their liberty".
It also accuses him of a conflict of interest and of "at least misdemeanour assaults" on inmates because of his links to the prison companies.
Mr Gonzales is accused of using his position to "stop the investigations as to the wrong doings" in county prisons.
The grand jury wrote that it made its decision "with great sadness" but said it had no other choice but to indict the pair "because we love our country".
The indictment which is being overseen by Juan Guerra, the local district attorney has not been seen by a judge, who could dismiss it.
Juan Guerra has a history of launching eccentric court and political battles, and critics accused him of trying to settle old scores in his final weeks in office.
However, he insisted the decision to bring charges was made by the grand jury not by him.
Several things here........
Bush lied about the economy for the past 2 years, and it is just now coming to light how badly he screwed us.
rustpicker said:Cheney denied that we did torture in GITMO for the whole time he was in office, repeatedly told the American people that we don't torture or waterboard. Now? He's admitted it publicly on television (after he got out), that we DID waterboard and torture detainees.
I also find it kinda strange that they wanted to keep them out of the US as well.
Especially in light of the fact that Cheney was building prisons left and right in Texas.
Why couldn't they be detained and kept here? We've currently got criminals in our prisons RIGHT NOW who are more dangerous than GITMO detainees.
So........if we've been told all those lies over the past 8 years, why is it when something like this comes to light, everyone wants to say it's not true.
Remember.........there were plenty of the GOP that were telling us we didn't waterboard and we weren't in a recession.
I think...
I don't want them released here. I think they should be treated like any other non-citizen who is caught doing a crime here........throw 'em in jail, give 'em a trial, punish them, and send 'em home.
However.............
YouTube - ABC Cheney Admits Torture Guilt!!
Dick Cheney charged over abuse in private prisons
US vice president Dick Cheney has been charged with "organised criminal activity" over allegations about abuse in privately-run prisons.
By Tom Leonard in New York
Last Updated: 10:35PM GMT 19 Nov 2008
Dick Cheney Alberto Gonzales - Dick Cheney charged over jail 'abuses'
Dick Cheney and former attorney general Alberto Gonzales have been indicted by a Texas jury Photo: AFP/GETTY IMAGES
A grand jury in south Texas indicted Mr Cheney and Alberto Gonzales, the former Attorney General, on state charges that they blocked an investigation into the mistreatment of prisoners.
The indictment cites a "money trail" relating to Mr Cheney's financial stake in prison-related businesses, including the Vanguard Group, which has an interest in privately-run federal jails in the region.
According to a grand jury in Willacy County, Mr Cheney is "is "profiteering from depriving human beings of their liberty".
It also accuses him of a conflict of interest and of "at least misdemeanour assaults" on inmates because of his links to the prison companies.
Mr Gonzales is accused of using his position to "stop the investigations as to the wrong doings" in county prisons.
The grand jury wrote that it made its decision "with great sadness" but said it had no other choice but to indict the pair "because we love our country".
The indictment which is being overseen by Juan Guerra, the local district attorney has not been seen by a judge, who could dismiss it.
Juan Guerra has a history of launching eccentric court and political battles, and critics accused him of trying to settle old scores in his final weeks in office.
However, he insisted the decision to bring charges was made by the grand jury not by him.
Dick Cheney charged over abuse in private prisons - Telegraph
Your witness Gunny........
Yo, garyd, what kind of moronic asshole are you? A neo-con?
Get stuffed moron.
Cheney has done some very bad things, no matter HOW tight you wanna shut your beady little eyes.