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One is two too many.
Ahh but no one is saying there is even one innocent left in Gitmo, that would be the point I was making.
Mainly because you have no fucking clue what you're talking about.
Ahh but no one is saying there is even one innocent left in Gitmo, that would be the point I was making.
OK, Abditive and mavrocket. This might shed new light on what you think about Gitmo right now.
Posted by Mavrocket;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-13184845
First I'll point out the date of the article. 25 April 2011, so getting close to two years old, still.
Ever held at Gitmo, not currently, but ever as in the complete history of all detainees.
We do put even the foot soldiers in POW camps so we would need to focus on the 150 innocents.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Guantanamo_Bay_detainees
Now, what does 220+380+150 come to? looks like 750 which leaves 30 out there unaccounted for, they lost a few or something.
Anyway, so in the entire history of Guantonamo they have had about 780 prisoners/detainees, whatever, about 150 were innocent, but that isn't most, we could call it many though. The article spends some time talking about something like 5 guys who were held for perhaps unreasonable reasons and a couple for possibly unreasonable amounts of time given innocence, but what the article doesn't actually say is if any of the 150 actually remained in custody at the time of the article. It doesn't say that, but it does allude to it doesn't it?
The writer wants the reader to be lazy and not read what he has actually written cause he want's people to say things like mavrocket did. He wants people to believe that most of the people still in Gitmo are innocent.
What is really keeping Gitmo open is lawyers filing documents in an attempt to make money from the feds by having trials moved to US Courts as opposed to military tribunals trying these guys under the rules of war which would be cheaper and probably more just, but there sure won't be a lawyer from Nebraska making any money out of it.
Where is the list?
Who says so?
Ahh but no one is saying there is even one innocent left in Gitmo, that would be the point I was making.
As of January 13, 2014, Guantanamo Bay's detention camp remains open with 158 detainees.
86 are cleared to be released if they can just get someone to let them into their country[/COLOR]. The rest are probably awaiting trial. Do you see more to this?
/Nobody tortured anyone at Guantanamo, just like nobody ever collected domestic data, or lied to congress about it.
By MrCrispy;
The govt broke multiple laws, which they admitted, and did all kinds of illegal activities not only towards its own citizens, but foreign individuals and govts too.
The Government didn't really break any laws did they? Either a person who works for the government did it, perhaps under the cover of the government's power, but a person did it. For the government to do it, it would have to be something that an employee was illegally directed to do. It would be in writing, like a memo. So what laws are we talking about, what admissions were made?The govt broke multiple laws, which they admitted,
Really dragonrage?
I've actually pretty much posted by Resume here along with much of my life in order to allow people to put my comments into perspective, to see where I am coming from so to speak.
But since you think I don't have a fuckin' clue, please enlighten us as to your qualifications if you will.
You: Government dog. You are absolutely insane. Seriously.
You seem to think that military experience (read: brainwashing)...
In actuality, you were (are?) employed by the government of a corrupt country (which WAS at one time the best country in the world) to kill people. From the things you say here, you seem to be a rather brutish individual, the typical soldier.
The country is not corrupt, the government is, and the country is still the best in the world.
I believe the entire planet is the best of the planet. I mean, I don't like to think I'm better than other humans just because of where I live. I mean, I'd hate to be an ignorant fucker.
I think globally though. You know, 'divide and conquer' and all that shit. Humanity needs to grow up. We laugh at gangs fighting over colors or sides of town they live on but then turn around and say "My country is the best because (because...) it is".
Grow the fuck up yourself. Start thinking outside the box that was given you in elementary.
Some parts of the planet are shitty.
Which is good, because the rest of the world doesn't think outside the bun either.
You know your beliefs make you think you are better than other people.
Not the planet, people. However shitty people are everywhere though. We need to fix humanity by helping it, not bombing the shitty parts into something else, or worse.
In order to change humanity, it would need to become something else.
I say we bomb the shitty parts and put in strip malls.
The millions of veterans across the US and I would take offense to that statement.
Just in case you need a refresher on how many of us there are: http://www.va.gov/vetdata/Veteran_Population.asp
Now, please pull your head out of your ass and grow up.
I've said the same thing (well similar; crazy) awhile back about icpiper. The way he justifies so much wrong doing is super scary IMO.
You're the one who needs to grow up and realize that the entire world is important, and that war only causes war. Sometimes defense is necessary yes, but if you stand behind any of our military action in the past couple decades, then you're something else.
I stand behind what I said 100% and I'm glad it offended you.
You seem unaware of the downsides of democracy (we have a republic yes, but the two are the same in more ways than not). First of all, we're not subjects of the government. The government works for us and is here to facilitate trade. It does not own us or the work that we do. It has no right to tell us how to live our lives as long as we're not preventing others from living theirs. And importantly, government and citizens need to realize that majority rule can be just as oppressive as a monarchy. You seem to be very invested in the idea that normal citizens should not have much, if any, freedom.
There is a good reason here, I do hold a clearance, there are things I can't talk about and lines I can't cross. Sometimes I do leave bread crumbs for the intuitive, but about all I can say is what I have said before, this thing about the NSA and the internet, it makes up so little of what the NSA actually listens to and does.You can't and don't try to prove that things like NSA spying are helpful -
I believe the entire planet is the best of the planet. I mean, I don't like to think I'm better than other humans just because of where I live. I mean, I'd hate to be an ignorant fucker.
You need to remember first that the government and military exist to protect the very things the NSA is taking away from us.