washingtonindependent.com - 1/27/2009
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During a radio interview Thursday on WNYC’s Brian Lehrer Show, I was asked the question that’s popping up more and more these days, now that Obama has pledged to close the notorious Guantanamo Bay prison: aren’t all those dangerous terrorists just going to go back to where they came from and ...
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Gates on Gitmo: Away From The Numbers
Firedoglake —
... Defense Secretary Bob Gates doesn't really make an overt pushback, but he subtly points out that Guantanamo isn't something to be afraid of. The total recidivism numbers "until recently" from Guantanamo have been on the order of "four or five percent, but there's been an uptick in recent months." Worst of the worst, huh? So much for the bogus 61 detainees back in the fight number -- which, by my back-of-the-envelope calculations based on ...
Gates on Guantanamo Recidivism
Daily Kos —
... Gates doesn't really make an overt pushback, but he subtly points out that Guantanamo isn't something to be afraid of. The total recidivism numbers "until recently" from Guantanamo have been on the order of "four or five percent, but there's been an uptick in recent months." Worst of the worst, huh? So much for the bogus 61 detainees back in the fight number--which, by my back-of-the-envelope calculations based on ...
Dick Cheney is Insane
Lawyers, Guns and Money —
... Cheney's mendacity is on full display throughout the piece -- citing, for instance, fabricated and debunked figures to the effect that some five dozen "terrorists" have resumed their business of writing editorials and appearing in documentaries. Setting aside for a moment the question of what should be done with the people whom the US purchased from the Northern Alliance or the Pakistani ISI and whom we have since held without charge or trial for seven years, does Cheney actually believe that the Obama administration has the first notion of tossing detainees into the ...
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Pentagon: 61 Gitmo Grads Returned to Terror
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Pentagon: 61 ex-Gitmo inmates have returned to jihad
jihadwatch.org 1/14/2009 — This shouldn't surprise anyone, since nothing is done at Guantanamo to disabuse inmates of their beliefs about the responsibility of Muslims to wage war against and subjugate unbelievers. The prevailing PC "Islam Is A Religion of Peace" line prevents ...
Re: Gitmo News
corner.nationalreview.com 2/18/2009 — The majority opinion of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, reversing Judge Ricardo Urbina's lawless order that 17 Uighur detainees be released in the United States, is emphatic. A sampling:
Justice Frankfurter summarized the law as it continues to ...
Gitmo Follies and more
pajamasmedia.com 1/26/2009 — John McCain came awake on Larry King tonight (paradoxical as that may seem) by raising questions about Obama’s immediate closing of Guantanamo Bay. I wonder what the President actually knows about what goes on there. Does he rely on the media? ...
Obama to Order Gitmo Shut Down
abcnews.go.com 1/22/2009 — In this photo, reviewed by the US Military, an American flag flies, with an old air-traffic control tower from a closed-down airport pictured in the background, at Camp Justice, the location of the US Military Commissions court for war crimes, at the ...