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Torture at Guantanamo to extract false confessions and justify invading Iraq

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009 3:01 PM

SIGNYM

I believe in solving problems, not sharing them.


"The crown jewel of his evidentiary case turned on claims supplied by Ibn al-Shaykh Al-Libi that Saddam Hussein had trained Al Qaeda operatives in the use of chemical weapons. Al-Libi had been tortured using the new techniques to secure this evidence. It was subsequently determined to be false—offered up by Al-Libi to escape the torments to which he was subjected"

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The new documents make plain that interrogators using the new harsh techniques, including waterboarding, were pushing their subjects for information that would justify the Iraq War. For instance, Major Paul Burney, a medical professional attached to interrogation efforts at Guantánamo, told investigators that “we were there a large part of the time we were focused on trying to establish a link between Al Qaeda and Iraq and we were not being successful in establishing a link between Al Qaeda and Iraq. The more frustrated people got in not being able to establish this link… there was more and more pressure to resort to measures that might produce more immediate results.” Numerous other sources involved in the interrogation effort recorded the same intense pressure to secure “results” that would justify a decision that had already been taken in Washington to invade Iraq.

In the end, Secretary of State Colin Powell was sent to the United Nations to make the case for an invasion of Iraq. The crown jewel of his evidentiary case turned on claims supplied by Ibn al-Shaykh Al-Libi that Saddam Hussein had trained Al Qaeda operatives in the use of chemical weapons. Al-Libi had been tortured using the new techniques to secure this evidence. It was subsequently determined to be false—offered up by Al-Libi to escape the torments to which he was subjected with the full understanding that this was what his interrogators wanted to hear.



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We should have strapped him into a glider, filled it nose heavy w/ explosives, and dropped his Allah lovin' ass into a large, empty field. After which, release wild boars into the area so they could make good use of his remains. Now THAT's justice.- rappy

Yeah, that's what Sheikh Issa said. Seems you both have a lot in common.- signy


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Wednesday, April 29, 2009 4:57 PM

AURAPTOR

America loves a winner!


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Originally posted by SignyM:

We should have strapped him into a glider, filled it nose heavy w/ explosives, and dropped his Allah lovin' ass into a large, empty field. After which, release wild boars into the area so they could make good use of his remains. Now THAT's justice.- AURaptor

Yeah, that's what Sheikh Issa said. Seems you both have a lot in common.- signy




If you're going to quote me in your sig, at least get my name right.

And if you're going to allege that Sheikh Issa said anything, at least TRY not to make all of it up, and try not equating his torture of a petty criminal to remotely relate to the 9/11 terrorists, and their attack on U.S. citizens. But then, you've shown your sympathies to their cause. Go figure.


And also....


" It's a slam dunk!" - George Tenet, CIA Director ( and Clinton administration hold over ) on the intel of Iraq and WMD.


"George, how confident are you?" the president asked Tenet, in an exchange depicted in Bob Woodward's book "Plan of Attack."

"Don't worry, it's a slam-dunk," Tenet said.






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Wednesday, April 29, 2009 5:23 PM

KWICKO

"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." -- William Casey, Reagan's presidential campaign manager & CIA Director (from first staff meeting in 1981)


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If you're going to quote me in your sig, at least get my name right.



DITTO!

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Wednesday, April 29, 2009 6:59 PM

SIGNYM

I believe in solving problems, not sharing them.


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But then, you've shown your sympathies to their cause.
I'm not the one advocating torture.If anyone is sympathetic to their cause its you. The thing you can't seem to get is that torture is torture. When you stoop to torturing someone- ANYONE- it puts you on par with anyone else who tortures. On par with Sheik Issa, Saddam Hussein, or anyone else.

WE follow the rules because that's what WE do. That's what makes America a great country.

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We should have strapped him into a glider, filled it nose heavy w/ explosives, and dropped his Allah lovin' ass into a large, empty field. After which, release wild boars into the area so they could make good use of his remains. Now THAT's justice.- rappy

Yeah, that's what Sheikh Issa said. Seems you both have a lot in common.- signy

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 1:05 AM

KWICKO

"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." -- William Casey, Reagan's presidential campaign manager & CIA Director (from first staff meeting in 1981)


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Originally posted by SignyM:
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But then, you've shown your sympathies to their cause.
I'm not the one advocating torture.If anyone is sympathetic to their cause its you. The thing you can't seem to get is that torture is torture. When you stoop to torturing someone- ANYONE- it puts you on par with anyone else who tortures. On par with Sheik Issa, Saddam Hussein, or anyone else.

WE follow the rules because that's what WE do. That's what makes America a great country.



Yep.

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We should have strapped him into a glider, filled it nose heavy w/ explosives, and dropped his Allah lovin' ass into a large, empty field. After which, release wild boars into the area so they could make good use of his remains. Now THAT's justice.- rappy


Or we could have just hacked his head off with a dull knife, and posted video of it on the web...

Yeah, Rappy, you're SOOOOOOO much better than the terrorists.

Mike

Build a man a fire and he'll be warm for a day...
Set a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 2:14 AM

AURAPTOR

America loves a winner!


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Originally posted by SignyM:
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But then, you've shown your sympathies to their cause.
I'm not the one advocating torture.If anyone is sympathetic to their cause its you. The thing you can't seem to get is that torture is torture. When you stoop to torturing someone- ANYONE- it puts you on par with anyone else who tortures. On par with Sheik Issa, Saddam Hussein, or anyone else.

WE follow the rules because that's what WE do. That's what makes America a great country.





That's such a load of crap, and completely worthless to the friends and family of those who died on 9/11. We interrogate to make sure we don't have another 9/11 style attack. And it's worked. Where some have gotten out of hand, taken things too far, we punish and throw in jail. When's the last time anyone in al Qaeda or like groups had to punish one of their own for improperly slicing up one of THEIR captives? You think they have a lawyer and a team of doctors on site, watching every damn move, making sure no lines get crossed ? For you to suggest that we're no better than them is a true sign of just how utterly deluded and disconnected w/ the real world you really are.

And of course you forgot about FREEDOM, when it comes to what makes this country so great. Sure, there are rules, there is the law, but there's also the freedom which draws people to here from all across the globe.




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Thursday, April 30, 2009 2:21 AM

JONGSSTRAW


I'd like to read a report someday of how we tried extreme kindness and thoughtful conversation to convert a terrorist back to humanity. All captured fighters on any side are already going to be somewhat scared shitless by the unkown factor of what their captors are going to do to them. If you grab them, strip them, humiliate them, sic growling dogs on them, play ridiculous stress position games with them, and then even waterbaord them, what the hell do ya think yer gonna get out of all that? Just one more-hardened fanatic who now has a real and tangible reason to want to kill you. Imagine the surprise and shock that same person might feel if they were treated with real respect, generosity, and human dignity. Over a short time, it's possible this former monster could be changed to the good, and work with us to fight his former allies.

I once saw a program on History Channel about the Waffen SS. The SS in general has quite a vile and horrendous legacy of their actions during WWII, however not all of the SS were sadistic murderers. There was a story told by a British officer who told how his regiment was pinned down and then overrun by SS soldiers. When captured the SS General told the Brits "that for them the war was over." The British officer said that the SS troops could have shot them all on the battlefield under the rules of war, and they were stunned by the respect and dignity that the SS showed them.

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 2:27 AM

SIGNYM

I believe in solving problems, not sharing them.


RAPPY- That's such a load of crap, and completely worthless to people who fought and died for freedom and justice. You're not interested in justice, you're only interest in revenge and safety.

We interrogated to make sure we could invade Iraq... at least according to the people who were there. (But you know better than the people who were there, don't you? ) And it worked! We got to invade a bystander nation on a false confession wrung out of someone by torture. YAAAY!! Look how well that worked out for us!

Where some have gotten out of hand, taken things too far, we should punish and throw in jail. But so far, we haven't punished people like Alberto Gonzales, Cheney, or Bybee. We seem to be about on-par with al Qaeda... we've certainly killed more innocent people than they have, thanks to our superior fire-power! And that's the level to which you would sink. We have lawyers and doctors only to make sure than no marks are left, but we crossed ALL of our lines by the time we left the interrgation room: habeas corpus, the Geneva Convention, warrantless wiretapping. For you to suggest that we're better than them is a true sign of just how utterly deluded and disconnected w/ the real world you really are.

And of course you forgot about FREEDOM, when it comes to what makes this country so great. The rules, the law, is what guarantees our freedom, those ARE the lines which make us better. That you think "capitalism" is a substitute for FREEDOM just shows you're a fascist.


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We should have strapped him into a glider, filled it nose heavy w/ explosives, and dropped his Allah lovin' ass into a large, empty field. After which, release wild boars into the area so they could make good use of his remains. Now THAT's justice.- rappy

Yeah, that's what Sheikh Issa said. Seems you both have a lot in common.- signy

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 2:34 AM

SIGNYM

I believe in solving problems, not sharing them.


JONGSSTRAW: there is no converting a REAL terrorist. It makes not a whit of difference to them whether we torture or not. When we torture it's not a recruiting tool, and if we don't it doesn't take that tool away. But it should make a difference to us, and that's what makes us different from them. Anthony had a very pointed question about torture which I haven't participated in lately but have thought a lot about.

From a practical standpoint, we also snatched up a lot of innocents and turned THEM into ticking time-bombs that we don't know what the hell to do with.


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We should have strapped him into a glider, filled it nose heavy w/ explosives, and dropped his Allah lovin' ass into a large, empty field. After which, release wild boars into the area so they could make good use of his remains. Now THAT's justice.- rappy

Yeah, that's what Sheikh Issa said. Seems you both have a lot in common.- signy

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 2:55 AM

JONGSSTRAW


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Originally posted by SignyM:
JONGSSTRAW: there is no converting a REAL terrorist. It makes not a whit of difference to them whether we torture or not. When we torture it's not a recruiting tool, and if we don't it doesn't take that tool away. But it should make a difference to us, and that's what makes us different from them. Anthony had a very pointed question about torture which I haven't participated in lately but have thought a lot about.

From a practical standpoint, we also snatched up a lot of innocents and turned THEM into ticking time-bombs that we don't know what the hell to do with.


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We should have strapped him into a glider, filled it nose heavy w/ explosives, and dropped his Allah lovin' ass into a large, empty field. After which, release wild boars into the area so they could make good use of his remains. Now THAT's justice.- rappy

Yeah, that's what Sheikh Issa said. Seems you both have a lot in common.- signy


Terrorism is a relatively recent phenomenon, whipped up by charismatic radicals like Bin Laden and a few others, urging Muslims to join in a "noble" quest, the Jihad. But these Mulsims, in general, have a peaceful history with the West. We need to win back their hearts and minds by our actions and good deeds. Instead of a trillion dollars spent to kill them, maybe spend half a trillion to improve their lives. Shit, if I grew up in rubble with nothing, squatting over hot stones, and hearing that the West was responsible for my predicament, I would probably want to kill everybody in the world too. The human brain can be molded and educated to change positions. Also, have we really done enough to strengthen and encourage moderate factions of Isalm? They all seem afraid to speak out against the small fraction of them that are terrorists. With our support, they could play an influential role in reversing the stream of Muslims into terrorism.

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 3:00 AM

AURAPTOR

America loves a winner!


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We interrogated to make sure we could invade Iraq



Sig, you probably believe there was a shooter in the grassy knoll, we faked the moon landings, the loch ness monster, and anyone who told you " I'll call you " after a one night stand.






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Thursday, April 30, 2009 3:13 AM

SIGNYM

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Sig, you probably believe there was a shooter in the grassy knoll, we faked the moon landings, the loch ness monster, and anyone who told you " I'll call you " after a one night stand.
Ooooooh. Was THAT your counter-argument?

I'm referring to the MEDICAL OFFICER"S statement. He was there, he spoke at length about the pressure Cheney put them under to find a connection between Saddam and al Qaida, and if anyone knows it would be him NOT YOU. But I'm sure you'll ignore it 'cause I know, sure as anything, that you'll slide out of this thread only to reappear elsewhere toting and promoting the same load of crap that you can't seem to let go.

You think you own that sack of shit, rappy, but yanno what? It owns you. You're wrong. Let it go.

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We should have strapped him into a glider, filled it nose heavy w/ explosives, and dropped his Allah lovin' ass into a large, empty field. After which, release wild boars into the area so they could make good use of his remains. Now THAT's justice.- rappy

Yeah, that's what Sheikh Issa said. Seems you both have a lot in common.- signy

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 3:13 AM

CHRISISALL


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Originally posted by AURaptor:
We interrogate to make sure we don't have another 9/11 style attack. And it's worked.

Bullshit, AU.
Prove it. What are the circumstances, who was apprehended & tried? What was the target? What were the weapons?
As usual, YOU have no case, just hearsay that you like to believe in & repeat.


The laughing Chrisisall

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 3:15 AM

CHRISISALL


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Originally posted by Jongsstraw:

Terrorism is a relatively recent phenomenon,

?
???

Jong, please wait for the hallucinogen to wear off before posting, please.


The laughing Chrisisall

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 3:54 AM

KWICKO

"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." -- William Casey, Reagan's presidential campaign manager & CIA Director (from first staff meeting in 1981)


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Originally posted by AURaptor:
That's such a load of crap, and completely worthless to the friends and family of those who died on 9/11. We interrogate to make sure we don't have another 9/11 style attack. And it's worked. Where some have gotten out of hand, taken things too far, we punish and throw in jail. When's the last time anyone in al Qaeda or like groups had to punish one of their own for improperly slicing up one of THEIR captives? You think they have a lawyer and a team of doctors on site, watching every damn move, making sure no lines get crossed ? For you to suggest that we're no better than them is a true sign of just how utterly deluded and disconnected w/ the real world you really are.



Talk about a load of crap. What else could we expect from someone called AwwCraptor, though?

I could just as easily claim that we elected Bill Clinton to stop a 9/11-style attack, and it worked. We never had the attacks on 9/11/01 while Bill Clinton was in office, so that proves that him being President kept 9/11 from happening as long as he was in office. Conversely, Dubya being in office CAUSED 9/11 to happen. Proof? It never happened BEFORE he was in office!

Post hoc, ergo propter hoc. "After this, therefore because of this." It's a logical fallacy.

My, you ARE dumb.

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And of course you forgot about FREEDOM, when it comes to what makes this country so great. Sure, there are rules, there is the law, but there's also the freedom which draws people to here from all across the globe.




The FREEDOM to torture? Is that what you love? I think it is...

Mike

Build a man a fire and he'll be warm for a day...
Set a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 4:02 AM

KWICKO

"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." -- William Casey, Reagan's presidential campaign manager & CIA Director (from first staff meeting in 1981)


Quote:

Originally posted by Jongsstraw:
I'd like to read a report someday of how we tried extreme kindness and thoughtful conversation to convert a terrorist back to humanity. All captured fighters on any side are already going to be somewhat scared shitless by the unkown factor of what their captors are going to do to them. If you grab them, strip them, humiliate them, sic growling dogs on them, play ridiculous stress position games with them, and then even waterbaord them, what the hell do ya think yer gonna get out of all that? Just one more-hardened fanatic who now has a real and tangible reason to want to kill you. Imagine the surprise and shock that same person might feel if they were treated with real respect, generosity, and human dignity. Over a short time, it's possible this former monster could be changed to the good, and work with us to fight his former allies.

I once saw a program on History Channel about the Waffen SS. The SS in general has quite a vile and horrendous legacy of their actions during WWII, however not all of the SS were sadistic murderers. There was a story told by a British officer who told how his regiment was pinned down and then overrun by SS soldiers. When captured the SS General told the Brits "that for them the war was over." The British officer said that the SS troops could have shot them all on the battlefield under the rules of war, and they were stunned by the respect and dignity that the SS showed them.



Yup, exactly so. Your enemy EXPECTS you to torture and abuse them; doing so only validates their hatred. Treating them with dignity and respect makes them re-think their hatred of you, and often gets them wondering what all the fuss is about in the first place.

My family heritage is German. As far back as anyone has traced it (over 7 generations that I know of), all my ancestors came here from Germany and Prussia. The ones who came to America settled in Nebraska, in a town that is overwhelmingly German in its heritage and population. For some reason, the U.S. government decided to put a POW camp outside the town during WWII. There were lots of German prisoners there. My mother and father told me that when they were children, their families would go out to the camp to visit the German soldiers, take them bread and fresh food, homemade wine and beer, and stuff like that. They would talk through the fence, talking about who was from where, who knew whose family, etc.

After the war ended, many of the POWs stayed there. They'd been treated so well - so much differently than they'd EXPECTED to be treated - that they felt almost at home, and wanted to live here because we'd been so good to them. Some returned to Germany, looked at the ruins and desolation, grabbed what family they could, and came back to America.

THAT is what freedom is about, and THAT is why we shouldn't torture.

Mike

Build a man a fire and he'll be warm for a day...
Set a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 4:48 AM

CHRISISALL


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Originally posted by chrisisall:
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Originally posted by Jongsstraw:

Terrorism is a relatively recent phenomenon,

?
???

Jong, please wait for the hallucinogen to wear off before posting, please.


In a less whimsical response, since Jongstraw did not get my point:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_terrorism
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Sicarii Zealots (1st century CE)


Not that new, dude.


The laughing Chrisisall

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 4:58 AM

KWICKO

"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." -- William Casey, Reagan's presidential campaign manager & CIA Director (from first staff meeting in 1981)


Wasn't the Boston Tea Party basically a terrorist attack on the British Crown?

And didn't we wage a terrorist guerilla war against that same Crown?

One person's terrorist is another person's patriot...

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 5:01 AM

FREMDFIRMA


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With our support, they could play an influential role in reversing the stream of Muslims into terrorism.

I remember having that conversation with ya, way back when, Jong...

As it stands, too many nutters like Rappy pissing in the pond and undoing any attempt to reconcile, cause one misplaced artillery shell can instantly undo even years of positive influence - a father cradling a mangled child isn't exactly the most forgiving of folk, you understand...

That said, some of us ARE trying to make a positive impact by empowering and educating the women over there, cause muchlike a battered wife here, first they gotta build the self-reliance and confidence to make a stand in the first place, which is what RAWA is trying to do.

I just wish to hell we hadn't lost two of the best english translators among them due to american bombs and "collateral damage" - I've been feeding them office and photographic equipment as fast as I can get my hands on it.
http://www.rawa.org/
http://www.rawa.org/help.htm

I have a very beautiful hand sketched poster on my office back wall which is a more filled out version of this image.

And every time I look at it I cannot help but be reminded that the lady who gave it to me was killed by one of our bombs, a testament to the futility and stupidity of our approach to the whole matter.

-Frem
It cannot be said enough, those who do not learn from history, are doomed to endlessly repeat it

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Thursday, April 30, 2009 9:23 AM

JONGSSTRAW


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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
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With our support, they could play an influential role in reversing the stream of Muslims into terrorism.

I remember having that conversation with ya, way back when, Jong...

As it stands, too many nutters like Rappy pissing in the pond and undoing any attempt to reconcile, cause one misplaced artillery shell can instantly undo even years of positive influence - a father cradling a mangled child isn't exactly the most forgiving of folk, you understand...

That said, some of us ARE trying to make a positive impact by empowering and educating the women over there, cause muchlike a battered wife here, first they gotta build the self-reliance and confidence to make a stand in the first place, which is what RAWA is trying to do.

I just wish to hell we hadn't lost two of the best english translators among them due to american bombs and "collateral damage" - I've been feeding them office and photographic equipment as fast as I can get my hands on it.
http://www.rawa.org/
http://www.rawa.org/help.htm




I do not recall that conversation you refer to, but I do know that in years past I had a different opinion of this subject.

I am not a Metron yet



but I have evolved past this


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Tuesday, October 26, 2021 7:22 AM

JAYNEZTOWN


To seperate the innocent from the terrorist

The Guantanamo Bay detention camp is one example of recent developments of News media and Democracy that seem to disregard long standing human rights.
I think Cuba in its own weird twisted political way likes it to 'Stay Open' as it allows Cubans a way to bash Imperialist America.
The jihads themselves might even like it as a 'propaganda' thing as it helps recruit?
So then. Will it always continue?

The Iraq prison scandal and torture is a very similar topic but sometimes can be looked at as a whole other issue.

They say there are real terrorists in Guantanamo but this guy... a taxi dirver gets out after 17 yrs with no charges

Bush said he would close it maybe but wasn't sure so he opens a new front on Iraq looking for WMDs, more people get chucked into the camp.

Obama said he would end it, then Libya and Syria comes along

Trump said the image looked bad for America but then was in a full on war to destroy ISIS and signed an executive order to keep the Guantanamo Bay prison open

Biden, his actions are less predictable
he might close it?

https://asumetech.com/taxi-driver-released-from-guantanamo-bay-after-1
7-years-of-brutal-torture-with-no-charge
/
Taxi driver released from Guantanamo Bay after 17 years of brutal torture with no charge


However this release might be dumb?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10092947/US-set-RELEASE-Bin-L
adens-former-bodyguard-Afghan-militant-commander.html

US is set to RELEASE Bin Laden's 'former bodyguard' and Afghan militant commander with 'ties to Al Qaeda'

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