Add to the list political activist and pretend boater/sportsman. <br /><br />Maybe he's an undercover boater? We better be careful, don't want to blow his cover!Originally posted by POINTER94:<br /> Two things that don't go well together, political activist and spy.<br />
An actve deputy director of some intell agency was commenting last night about the controversial facilities in Eastern Europe. At times he called them prisons, and sometimes he called them detention centers. So, I guess we can put that to bed, the illegal prisons exist(ed?).<br /><br />Oh, he also said the prisons/detention centers were not illegal. My opinion is different. And he said that leaking their existence endangered the host countries and their possible future support/participation. So, YES!!! They exist or existed.<br /><br />Heres the new $100-billion question (disclaimer: actual purchasing power is equivalent to that of 3-Euros): why didnt the US govt keep the detainees in the United States??? Why were (are?) they kept in Eastern European countries???<br /><br />New statistic courtesy of Fox News: only 2% of those held in Guantanamo Bay over the last four years have been charged with something. 98% of those being held for 4-years have no charges pending.Originally posted by POINTER94:<br /> You are making the assumption that the prisons exist and that they are illegal.
Probably a stretch to refer to the detainees as terrorist if they have been detained, studied, investigated and interrogated for four years and not been charged. Oh, that statistic was released because a big wad of the detainees that have been held for 4-years is being release, I think today. Investigations over the last year have shown those being released are NOT terrorist, not a danger to the US (western civilization) and not involved in whatever jihad. So much for the terrorist label, ay RF!?!<br /><br />If thats what is happening in the prison we do know about; I can only imagine what is happening in the prisons we dont know about.<br /><br />And what do you think would be appropriate compensation/payment (salary) for their incarceration over the last 4-years. In California its $100/day for wrongful incarceration. Those being released would be handed a check for about $146,000.00 on their way out. How much of our tax money should the fed govt pay to those that they should never have incarcerated in G Bay to begin with?<br /><br />...and you mindlessly bought into the propaganda about this administration protecting your @ss. But I used to think so too until they broke the rules. That is an indication things may not be what they want you to believe they are. I honestly dont know what to believe anymore. I only know it is now foolish to trust the current administration.Originally posted by RubberFrog:<br /> Glad to know that you're concerned about the well being of the terrorists at guantanamo.
Small correction my friend!<br />Once a Marine, Always a Marine!Originally posted by SOLID:<br />I am a former Marine.
Well thank you jivemonica, you're quite a classy gal! But I am happily married so I'll have to rebuff your advances.<br /><br />I hear heycods is looking for a little something on the side though.Originally posted by jimonica:<br />Well Rubbertoad, at least your smart... I'll give you more credit... I have to complement you though