Cerise
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Self-loathing libruls are a pathetic detriment to this country.
Pentagon: 61 ex-Guantanamo inmates return to terrorism
The human rights crowd is right: Life is hard for a Guantanamo Bay detainee. The deprivation is unspeakable.
Open your arms, Canada. There is no evidence that these former terrorists will actually return to terror.
Pentagon: 61 ex-Guantanamo inmates return to terrorism
The Pentagon said it considers a former detainee's return to terrorism "confirmed" when evidence shows direct involvement in terrorist activities. U.S. officials see a "suspected" terrorism links when intelligence shows a plausible link with terrorist activities.
The human rights crowd is right: Life is hard for a Guantanamo Bay detainee. The deprivation is unspeakable.
According to the facility's "cultural adviser," their brains have not been "stimulated" enough. So this Thanksgiving, America has drawn up plans to provide the 250 or so suspected jihadists at the "notoriously Spartan" detention camp with basic sustenance including, as reported by the Miami Herald, movie nights, art classes, English language lessons and "Game Boy-like" electronic devices.
Next up: Wii Fit, Guitar Hero, Sudoku, People magazine and macrame. Anything less would be uncivilized.
Open your arms, Canada. There is no evidence that these former terrorists will actually return to terror.
OTTAWA - Omar Khadr isn't the only Guantanamo inmate who could look northward if the incoming Obama administration carries through on its promise to shut the military prison.
Three other men who once lived in Canada are being held at the U.S. naval base in Cuba and could be candidates to return to this country if they're released.