| I was going to post the whole article, but Im not smart enough to figure out how to transfer it. So look up Anne Gearan under associated press reporters, and her story about hearings on potential rights of guantanamo prisoners. I'll leave you with a quote.
"The United States has created a prison on Guantanamo Bay that operates entirely outside the law....Within the walls of this prison, foreign nationals may be held indefinitely, without charges or evidence of wrong-doing, without access to faimliy, friends, or legal counsel, and with no opportunity to establish thier innocence.
Way to go George. The really scary thing is, anyone who the government decides they want to suspect of terrorism, can basically kiss thier 4ss goodbye. No, it hasnt happened to me or my friends, but if thats your only argument, youve missed the point. The point is, it could happen. To you, or me, or anyone else. This is unlikely, but it does afford the government to disable anyone who opposes thier will. Anyone. | |
