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m II June 14th 08 04:02 PM

(OT) : The Failure of the US Congress to Protect the USA andUS Citizens from Terrorist Attacks by Islam-O-Facists.
 
RHF wrote:

Any Combatant Found in the Area of Combat : Who is
an Un-Lawful Military Combatant will be Interrogated,
Summarily Judged and Executed within 72 Hours. -eod-
http://writ.news.findlaw.com/dorf/20020123.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unlawfu...tary_combatant



Good thing the English didn't invent the term 'Un-Lawful Military
Combatant' during the US war of independence. There were LOTS of
un-uniformed people shooting at them from behind trees, bushes and houses.

mike

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m II June 14th 08 04:15 PM

(OT) : Stop the Abortion of Liberalcide !
 
Brody wrote:

calling someone gullible is not demonizing for gawd's sake.


Well, we differ on that. 'Gullible' has a connotation of an
unsophisticated and less than smart person. A gullible person is easily
tricked or suckered. They are pawns in the hands of their 'users'.

The term is sometimes used to described someone who, because of their
own experiences, thinks differently than we do. Gullible, in the sense
you used it, means 'wrong'.

Thinking differently doesn't automatically mean thinking incorrectly.

mike


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Brody June 14th 08 09:10 PM

(OT) SPECIAL: for Ace and other ditto heads
 
dave wrote:
Brody wrote:

beyond bizzare.. by this logic, every Jap and German POW should have
had a US lawyer and his day in a US court, and presumably release on
bond until his court date


Most of the people at Guantanamo were turned-in for bounty or otherwise
the result of something other than capture on the battlefield


source ?

. If they
are POWs, this ruling doesn't apply. They are to be held under the
Geneva Conventions, which do not allow torture.

There is no Declaration of War in effect right now, unlike the Japs and
the Gerrys.


Brody June 14th 08 09:21 PM

(OT) SPECIAL: for Ace and other ditto heads
 
m II wrote:

Brody wrote:


Who is denying rights? It's already happened. Washington did it.
Whatever became of innocent until proven guilty?


beyond bizzare.. by this logic, every Jap and German POW should have had
a US lawyer and his day in a US court, and presumably release on bond
until his court date




Those people were not picked up on the street or dragged out of their
beds at three in morning or turned in to the occupiers as a means of
revenge or as a political move by the competition.


An example of how things have been twisted around:

After WWII, Japanese soldiers who had water boarded US prisoners were
branded as having committed war crimes.


Japs and Nazi were convicted of a lot worse than waterboarding.


In Texas, 1983, a Sheriff and
three deputies got 10 years for torturing with the technique.


and deserved it.. whats your point ?

Today,
there must be a kinder, gentler version of this torture, as it's
accepted US practice. Hell, they even changed the definition of
'torture' to cover their illegal as hell backsides.


pfft... you lefties claim playing loud music is torture.


Please, do some research. Find out what monsters have taken over your
country:


Want to know what real torture is ?? Read up on the torture rooms found
in Iraq, and the techniques and tools the terrorists (some held in
Gitmo) used .

US troops are subjected to waterboarding wbile training how to resist
interrogation. Unfortunately there is no way to resist having ones head
sawed off with a dull knife.

http://www.searchmash.com/search/jap...oarding+prison

mike



Brody June 14th 08 09:31 PM

(OT) : Stop the Abortion of Liberalcide !
 
m II wrote:

Brody wrote:


calling someone gullible is not demonizing for gawd's sake.



Well, we differ on that. 'Gullible' has a connotation of an
unsophisticated and less than smart person.


no... plenty of REALLY smart are gullible.


A gullible person is easily
tricked or suckered. They are pawns in the hands of their 'users'.


which is why i used the word... it applies.

The term is sometimes used to described someone who, because of their
own experiences, thinks differently than we do. Gullible, in the sense
you used it, means 'wrong'.

Thinking differently doesn't automatically mean thinking incorrectly.


Then why the 'studies' to 'prove' conservatives are not as smart as liberals


mike



Seems your are to lazy to read site linked to in the original post, or
the hate messages the article generated

RHF June 14th 08 10:23 PM

(OT) : Classic Liberal Demonization of the Right Speak - Da BushCrime Family
 
On Jun 14, 7:01*am, dave wrote:
m II wrote:
Telamon wrote:


Look up Napoleanic Law. You might as well learn it, now that it's
replaced the Constitution.
You don't seem to understand the Constitution applies to US citizens not
foreign military combatants.


Some human beings are more equal than others in the eyes of God?


mike


- I'm pretty sure all persons on American soil
- have rights, not just citzens.

Yes Illegal Alien Invaders -have- The Right to be Deported.

-*The Bush Crime Family knew this,

Classic Liberal Demonization of the Right Speak :
da bush crime family,
Da Bush Crime Family.
DA BUSH CRIME FAMILY !

- and claim Gitmo is on foreign soil.
-*The base is actually as American as John McCain's birthplace.

Actually a Good Valid Point.

RHF June 14th 08 10:59 PM

(OT) : Oh Canada - Open Up Your Doors to Set the WrongfullyImprisoned Free - Give the GITMO Detainees a Home to Plan Their Next Jihad
 
On Jun 14, 5:16*am, John Barnard wrote:
RHF wrote:
On Jun 13, 11:44 pm, Telamon
wrote:
In article 8yJ4k.1364$L03.1142@edtnps92, m II wrote:
Telamon wrote:
Yes torturous, mental in exchange for the physical. The supreme court
has seen fit to torture us all in exchange for the lot that has befallen
jailed foreign terrorists who are not US citizens. Military combatants
who would kill you if they had the chance, would deny you your rights if
they had the chance, and have no standing in our courts should get the
rights we posses? I don't think so.
Who is denying rights? It's already happened. Washington did it.
Whatever became of innocent until proven guilty? When did the US
convert to Napoleanic law? Nowadays, the US assumes guilt and then
denies the right of a trial. That is hell. Wake up.
Look up Napoleanic Law. You might as well learn it, now that it's
replaced the Constitution.


- You don't seem to understand the Constitution applies
- to US citizens not foreign military combatants.
-
- --
- Telamon
- Ventura, California


Telamon - Ditto That !


Point-of-Fact - These 'people' down in Gitmo are
Un-Lawful Military Combatants* : Who are Clearly
Outside the Geneva Convention 1949.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unlawfu...tary_combatant
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneva_Convention
* They are in-fact Islam-O-Facist Terrorists.
GITMO - Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantan...detention_camp


The Failure of the US Congress to Protect the USA and
US Citizens from Terrorist Attacks by Islam-O-Facists.


Don't Blame the US Military and the DOD.


Don't Blame the US Justice Department


Don't Blame the US Supreme Court and the Courts


Don't Blame the US President and Administration


Clearly the Blame Belongs to the US Congress*
both Democrats and Republicans alike; and the
US House of representatives and the USSenate alike.
* The US Congress Makes the Laws
* The US Congress Failed to Make Good Laws to deal
effectively with these Un-Lawful Military Combatants
who are Islam-O-Facist Terrorists.
* The US Congress has Failing to Act : This Situation
is the Fault of the US Congress.


as an american citizen and a voter - yes i say that ~ RHF
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- Does that include those who had been wrongfully imprisoned?
-
- JB

JB - Give us your Name and Address : We will send all
the ones who 'claim' that they were 'wrongfully imprisoned"
over to stay with you so that you can help them to get
over their "wrongfully imprisonment".

GITMO - Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantan...detention_camp
Since the beginning of the current war in Afghanistan,
* 775 detainees have been brought to Guantanamo,
* Approximately 420 of which have been released without charge.
* As of May 2008, approximately 270 detainees remain.
* More than a Fifth (1/5) are Cleared for Release but may have
to wait Months or Years because U.S. Officials are finding it
increasingly difficult to persuade Countries to accept them,
* According to Officials and Defense Lawyers.
* Of the Roughly 355 still Incarcerated,
* U.S. Officials said they intend to eventually put 60 to 80 on trial
* and Free the Rest.

OH CANADA - OPEN UP YOUR DOORS TO SET THE
WRONGFULLY IMPRISONED FREE: GIVE THE GITMO
DETAINEES A HOME TO PLAN THEIR NEXT JIHAD .
[ Jihad -aka- Islam-O-Facist Act of Terrorism. ]

Note - The US Pentagon claimed that 36 former Guantanamo
Inmates were "Confirmed or Suspected of having returned to
Terrorism".

oh the silence - no name - no address - just so much
liberal rhetoric from canada~ RHF

dave June 14th 08 11:00 PM

(OT) SPECIAL: for Ace and other ditto heads
 
Brody wrote:
dave wrote:
Brody wrote:

beyond bizzare.. by this logic, every Jap and German POW should have
had a US lawyer and his day in a US court, and presumably release on
bond until his court date


Most of the people at Guantanamo were turned-in for bounty or
otherwise the result of something other than capture on the battlefield


source ?

The media and public fascination with who is detained at
Guantanamo and why has been
fueled in large measure by the refusal of the Government, on the grounds
of national security, to
provide much information about the individuals and the charges against
them. The information
available to date has been anecdotal and erratic, drawn largely from
interviews with the few
detainees who have been released or from statements or court filings by
their attorneys in the
pending habeas corpus proceedings that the Government has not declared
“classified.”
This Report is the first effort to provide a more detailed
picture of who the Guantanamo
detainees are, how they ended up there, and the purported bases for
their enemy combatant
designation. The data in this Report is based entirely upon the United
States Government’s own
documents.1 This Report provides a window into the Government’s success
detaining only those
that the President has called “the worst of the worst.”
Among the data revealed by this Report:
1. Fifty-five percent (55%) of the detainees are not
determined to have committed any
hostile acts against the United States or its coalition allies.
Only 8% of the detainees were characterized as al
Qaeda fighters. Of the remaining
2.
detainees, 40% have no definitive connection with al Qaeda at all and
18% are have no definitive
affiliation with either al Qaeda or the Taliban.
The Government has detained numerous persons based on
mere affiliations with a
3.
large number of groups that in fact, are not on the Department of
Homeland Security terrorist
watchlist. Moreover, the nexus between such a detainee and such
organizations varies considerably.
Eight percent are detained because they are deemed “fighters for;” 30%
considered “members of;” a
large majority – 60% -- are detained merely because they are “associated
with” a group or groups the
Government asserts are terrorist organizations. For 2% of the prisoners
their nexus to any terrorist
group is unidentified.
4. Only 5% of the detainees were captured by United
States forces. 86% of the
detainees were arrested by either Pakistan or the Northern Alliance and
turned over to United States
custody.

This 86% of the detainees captured by Pakistan or the Northern Alliance
were handed over to the
United States at a time in which the United States offered large
bounties for capture of suspected
enemies.

* The authors are counsel for two detainees in Guantanamo.

http://law.shu.edu/news/guantanamo_reports.htm

http://law.shu.edu/aaafinal.pdf

RHF June 14th 08 11:06 PM

(OT) : Canada the New Jihad-land of the "Wrongfully Imprisoned"Islam-O-Facist from GITMO
 
On Jun 14, 5:12*am, John Barnard wrote:
Telamon wrote:
In article 8yJ4k.1364$L03.1142@edtnps92, m II wrote:


Telamon wrote:


Yes torturous, mental in exchange for the physical. The supreme court
has seen fit to torture us all in exchange for the lot that has befallen
jailed foreign terrorists who are not US citizens. Military combatants
who would kill you if they had the chance, would deny you your rights if
they had the chance, and have no standing in our courts should get the
rights we posses? I don't think so.


Who is denying rights? It's already happened. Washington did it.
Whatever became of innocent until proven guilty? When did the US
convert to Napoleanic law? Nowadays, the US assumes guilt and then
denies the right of a trial. That is hell. Wake up.


Look up Napoleanic Law. You might as well learn it, now that it's
replaced the Constitution.


- - You don't seem to understand the Constitution
- - applies to US citizens not foreign military combatants.

- Moron!
-
- And what about those people who have been wrongfully imprisoned?
-
- You deserve to live in a police state!
-
- JB

JB - You deserve to Live in a Canada Occupied by your
'wrongfully imprisoned' Islam-O-Facist friends. ~ RHF

JB - Give us your Name and Address : We will send all
the ones who 'claim' that they were 'wrongfully imprisoned"
over to stay with you so that you can help them to get
over their "wrongfully imprisonment".

GITMO - Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantan...detention_camp
Since the beginning of the current war in Afghanistan,
* 775 detainees have been brought to Guantanamo,
* Approximately 420 of which have been released without charge.
* As of May 2008, approximately 270 detainees remain.
* More than a Fifth (1/5) are Cleared for Release but may have
to wait Months or Years because U.S. Officials are finding it
increasingly difficult to persuade Countries to accept them,
* According to Officials and Defense Lawyers.
* Of the Roughly 355 still Incarcerated,
* U.S. Officials said they intend to eventually put 60 to 80 on trial
* and Free the Rest.

OH CANADA - OPEN UP YOUR DOORS TO SET THE
WRONGFULLY IMPRISONED FREE: GIVE THE GITMO
DETAINEES A HOME TO PLAN THEIR NEXT JIHAD .
[ Jihad -aka- Islam-O-Facist Act of Terrorism. ]

Note - The US Pentagon claimed that 36 former Guantanamo
Inmates were "Confirmed or Suspected of having returned to
Terrorism".

oh the silence - no name - no address - just so much
liberal rhetoric from canada~ RHF

RHF June 14th 08 11:09 PM

(OT) SPECIAL: for Ace and other ditto heads
 
On Jun 14, 1:02*am, Brody wrote:
m II wrote:
Telamon wrote:


Yes torturous, mental in exchange for the physical. The supreme court
has seen fit to torture us all in exchange for the lot that has befallen
jailed foreign terrorists who are not US citizens. Military combatants
who would kill you if they had the chance, would deny you your rights if
they had the chance, and have no standing in our courts should get the
rights we posses? I don't think so.


Who is denying rights? It's already happened. Washington did it.
Whatever became of innocent until proven guilty?


- beyond bizzare.. by this logic, every Jap and German POW
- should have had a US lawyer and his day in a US court,
- and presumably release on bond until his court date

BRODY - You Got It - War-by-Lawyer ~ RHF
-ps- and the US Taxpayers Paying the Bill.




When did the US convert
to Napoleanic law?
Nowadays, the US assumes guilt and then denies the right of a trial.
That is hell. Wake up.


Look up Napoleanic Law. You might as well learn it, now that it's
replaced the Constitution.


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