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shaivo requested no treatment Beforfe she was injured.
the husband was doing HER bidding medically.
these people are NOT in a vegitave state
There is zero reason we can't try those prisoners in our justice system and lock them up in our regular prisons. We've done it before and it works just fine.
Close the prison...it's unbelieveable that Obama has let this go on.
the republicans wont let him close it
There is zero reason we can't try those prisoners in our justice system and lock them up in our regular prisons. We've done it before and it works just fine.
There is the reason that it's against the rules of war!!
No nation is supposed to TRY soldiers fighting for the other side as criminals: that's basic.
When the war is over, you let them go, that's all.
So is the war over, or not?
Shouldn't we be treating these worthless nothings as prisoners of war and just let them go home ? (I'm okay with a delay of a few months while not force-feeding, of course --- get the numbers down, if they are so foolish as to do that. Whenever. They've probably mostly aged out of violent terrorism, anyway, by now.)
EXCLUSIVE: Guantánamo Scandal: The 40 Prisoners Still Held But Cleared for Release At Least Five Years Ago - Articles - Welcome to "Close Guantánamo"
One of the greatest injustices at Guantánamo is that, of the 169 prisoners still held, over half -- 87 in total -- were cleared for release by President Obama's interagency Guantánamo Review Task Force. The Task Force involved around 60 career officials from various government departments and the intelligence agencies, who spent the first year of the Obama Presidency reviewing the cases of all the remaining prisoners in Guantánamo, to decide whether they should be tried, released, or, in some cases, held indefinitely without charge or trial. The Task Force's final report is here (PDF).
Close the prison...it's unbelieveable that Obama has let this go on.
the republicans wont let him close it
Close the prison...it's unbelieveable that Obama has let this go on.
the republicans wont let him close it
Your ignorance is astounding. It's become very clear as to why you voted for obammy.
There is zero reason we can't try those prisoners in our justice system and lock them up in our regular prisons. We've done it before and it works just fine.
There is the reason that it's against the rules of war!!
No nation is supposed to TRY soldiers fighting for the other side as criminals: that's basic.
When the war is over, you let them go, that's all.
So is the war over, or not?
Shouldn't we be treating these worthless nothings as prisoners of war and just let them go home ? (I'm okay with a delay of a few months while not force-feeding, of course --- get the numbers down, if they are so foolish as to do that. Whenever. They've probably mostly aged out of violent terrorism, anyway, by now.)
They are not POW's, and calling them that only validates their cause. They don't deserve to be treated like POW's.
u.n. Officials: Force-feeding guantanamo protesters violates international law | the raw story
i don't believe we should. I don't know the law on this but it seems wrong to me.
shaivo requested no treatment Beforfe she was injured.
the husband was doing HER bidding medically.
these people are NOT in a vegitave state
So HE said. I don't believe a word of that.
But I expect he's the one who sent her into the so-called "vegetative state," though of course she had a lot of consciousness and moaned about being starved. Of course he wanted her dead: no chance of recovering and telling how he tried to murder her.
If you look up the case you'll see that is very likely what happened.
There is zero reason we can't try those prisoners in our justice system and lock them up in our regular prisons. We've done it before and it works just fine.
There is the reason that it's against the rules of war!!
No nation is supposed to TRY soldiers fighting for the other side as criminals: that's basic.
When the war is over, you let them go, that's all.
So is the war over, or not?
Shouldn't we be treating these worthless nothings as prisoners of war and just let them go home ? (I'm okay with a delay of a few months while not force-feeding, of course --- get the numbers down, if they are so foolish as to do that. Whenever. They've probably mostly aged out of violent terrorism, anyway, by now.)
There is zero reason we can't try those prisoners in our justice system and lock them up in our regular prisons. We've done it before and it works just fine.
There is the reason that it's against the rules of war!!
No nation is supposed to TRY soldiers fighting for the other side as criminals: that's basic.
When the war is over, you let them go, that's all.
So is the war over, or not?
Shouldn't we be treating these worthless nothings as prisoners of war and just let them go home ? (I'm okay with a delay of a few months while not force-feeding, of course --- get the numbers down, if they are so foolish as to do that. Whenever. They've probably mostly aged out of violent terrorism, anyway, by now.)
