I can see and appreciate that.
I do think however, Obama thought this would pass no muss no fuss, and the rebuking by his own party, will be an eyeopener for him...
I will give him credit, in that, as far as this national security stuff, he has been more willing to adapt to what is needed a couple times as the facts present themselves.
I hope he is more pragmatic, than first thought.
On the other side. I think this will hurt his effort with the europeans whom he asked to take some of the detainees. If we are rightfully not willing to take them, how can he expect europe to do the same?
My “non-truths?” Is that even a word? The only one spewing nonsense here is your desperate hyper partisan rhetoric.
My comments were directed towards your farcical assertion which was:
Originally Posted by goldendog
By the was if that lady sitting next to Richard Reid on that plane wouldn't have blown out his match then we would be talking about yet another Bush/Cheney blunder.
Did you not make the above farcical claim? I am doubtful that you could even comprehend your own emotional outbursts let alone anything connected to the truth, REALITY or the facts.
What a trite commentary based on the fact that you cannot even comprehend your own typed words; see above.
Once again, your naiveté is only exceeded by Obama’s and the Liberal Democrats playing partisan politics regarding this issue.
The REASON the Bush/Cheney administration did not release this information while they were in charge is because they didn’t want to WEAKEN our national security by telling our ENEMIES how we operate.
Good lord, no wonder morons like Obama, Pelosi and Reid can get elected in this country.
The only desperation here are your emotion filled uninformed notions about terrorism and the divisive asinine assertions by the idiots running things in Washington these days.
This rhetoric baffles me; what part of Gitmo was a disgrace? Was it the three meals a day? Was it providing prayer rugs and Korans to the prisoners? Perhaps you were thinking that it is disgraceful allowing them to exercise and have medical care and a proper diet?
I am always confused when people spew such hyperbole when they OBVIOUSLY have an odd definition of what would be disgraceful.
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The topic itself is valid, I agree. Nothing wrong with it, though I question it's overall usefulness.
I didn't realize this was a game to you. If so, you don't seem to follow any rules that I can discern, except what's convenient for you.
Anyone with reasoning skills sees through your smoke screens.
I fail to see how what I "gave out" has any resemblance to your responses. Yours are laden with insults, mine point out the assertions which you've utterly failed to support.
You won't admit that you took the part of that article that turned you on, restated it by adding your own :spin: of rhetoric and grandstanding, and then spat it out here and referred back to it as if everything that you posted was true, and part of the article. You conveniently ignored and continue to ignore the portion of the article I quoted earlier in this thread.
You don't seem interested in even defending your position. All you've really done is evade, insult, and dissemble.
You seem to refuse to argue in a fair manner. There's nothing wrong with admitting when you are wrong, or when someone else is right (as I did with the hack comment and agreeing the topic is valid).
And, if you'd like to be taken seriously, apologize for the needless insults and stop hurling them.
"Your call."
Regardless of Gitmo's status, the reality is that there are now a lot of inmates and they're still a big security issue. Until the innocent can be sorted from the guilty, they all have to be treated as a risk. I don't blame the senate for tearing this bill apart.
Well, that's a complicated issue. Al Qaeda was formerly targetting the U.S. and its overseas operations, mostly... but once the invasions happened and Europe got on board, they had their own security concerns. I still think the principle risk from Al Qaeda is towards the United States which is why the current Admin could justify not wanting to take them. Europe's issues centre mostly around the cultural divides between Euro culture and Islam, and tensions already present there. In other words Europe has its own reason for wanting the inmates.
In any case... Europe will definitely want its own show trials, its own hyped up investigations into terrorism, and having some Gitmo people to serve up, especially ones who are citizens of their country, would be prime real estate for political maneuvering.
. Aren't most of the GITMO inmates either hard core terrorists, or suspected terrorists thier own countries do not want back?
Silly argument, no expects them to change their mind about America.No, most of them are "enemy combatants" who were picked up on the battlefield. Of course, after rotting at Gitmo for 7 years they may all have turned into hardcore terrorists. I would.
This rhetoric baffles me; what part of Gitmo was a disgrace? Was it the three meals a day? Was it providing prayer rugs and Korans to the prisoners? Perhaps you were thinking that it is disgraceful allowing them to exercise and have medical care and a proper diet?
I am always confused
No, most of them are "enemy combatants" who were picked up on the battlefield. Of course, after rotting at Gitmo for 7 years they may all have turned into hardcore terrorists. I would.
Awesome. thanks for admitting this.
What do countries normally do to the enemy caught on the battlefield and for how long?
They don't want them. Did you mean to say they want them? I am confused here.
But yes, Europe has its issues regarding al qaeda, but I think its relying on the US too much, while blaming us for our actions to protect ourselves and them. Though less so with Obama in office.
How so. Aren't most of the GITMO inmates either hard core terrorists, or suspected terrorists thier own countries do not want back?
Stop crying. You falsey lied about me starting a thread to simply "bash obama", You then infered I was a "partisan hack" for daring to critisize obama.
You got your attitude right back in your face. So you can take your apology and go pound sand....
Damn, the hubris of these so called "moderates" ...... :lol:
(Your call now. Come back to me with crap, you will get it right back. Come back with an intelligent on topic post and I will treat you the same. Your call chuckles)
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Then you can breath a sigh of relief! The Republicans have power to stop nothing. Enjoy the farce and remember it is brought to you entirely by the Democrats.Although I'm sure the Republicans will attempt to block every single step of the process every step of the way.
I have no need to press my point further, it's been made effectively. Thanks for the offer!
Don't worry TD. While sitting on the sidelines for the next 16 years you will have the oportunity to sort out what is truth and what it is like for people that are truely concerned for this country to be in charge. Watch and learn truth.
First...over the next several weeks you will have to learn to admit that Cheney is a desperate liar and supporting his lies has led you to falsely believe that what you are saying is truth as opposed to the BS which it actually is.
When and how long do you think it will take the Republican party to regain dignity and respect in the eyes of the world?
As we all know they have Zero now.
No it was the detainee abuse and torture. Pretty much that was it.
its just the "tip of the ice berg". And if it isn't then 3 is 3 too many! :roll:The only ones making such asinine claims are those who bring no facts to the debate; the "enhanced" methods were conducted on THREE detainees
The only ones making such asinine claims are those who bring no facts to the debate; the "enhanced" methods were conducted on THREE detainees because other methods were getting no results and these "enhanced" methods do not meet the definition of torture even as used by the United Nations.
What part of the TRUTH do you not get? I am always amused when Liberals substitute hyperbole and disingenuous partisan politics for facts and honest discourse.
The asinine argument that we mistreat our prisoners is not only an outright lie; but patently offensive.
its just the "tip of the ice berg". And if it isn't then 3 is 3 too many! :roll:
You version of the "truth" is, as usual, false.
CIA records state that at least 30 detainees received enhanced interrogation.
But of course, you knew that.
Please share the credible source of your "secret" information that no one seems to have right now.
Hey Cheney is asking for full disclosure, if you can imagine that, I think that there will soon be a time that his wishes will come through.
Cheney asking for full disclosure...what a joke.
How about full disclosure about him outing covert CIA agents for political gain?
Cheney is going to flap his gums into a corner that he can't back out of.
He is a obvious lying old fool.
I say light will shed truth....that is why Dick lived in the dark for the last eight years.
Two words, EPIC FAIL for Obama and good for America. I am shocked personally at the 90-6 vote against closing GITMO, Given the attacks on the last admin during the war by many of these senators on GITMO.
The only ones making such asinine claims are those who bring no facts to the debate; the "enhanced" methods were conducted on THREE detainees because other methods were getting no results and these "enhanced" methods do not meet the definition of torture even as used by the United Nations.
What part of the TRUTH do you not get? I am always amused when Liberals substitute hyperbole and disingenuous partisan politics for facts and honest discourse.
The asinine argument that we mistreat our prisoners is not only an outright lie; but patently offensive.
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