Glad someone is finally trying to upholding the Geneva Convention in this country.
Well it will always be a one way street, we will uphold them, and no one else will. Anyways when you don't fight for a soverign nation, you can't belch out GC violations.... kinda the cornerstone of what the GC is all about.
...and if it's so cut-and-dried just how guilty they are, convicting them and sending them away won't be a problem, will it?
Kinda hard to know what there is to complain about there.
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Personally, I'd agree with you, but for some odd reason I believe this comment to be completely sarcastic.
If they engaged US or NATO forces, then no-shit, they have a tie to terror. Don't believe that, well then go find some Left-wing BS and post about it. Like I've posted before certain "donations" get directly siphoned by extremest organizations like AQ. Now if you donate, are you a terrorist is more the question to be asking yourself. Also, let's dig deeper into this scenario of detainees. You have to do something to get detained, not like we snatch and grab everyone in sight, once we get shot at. So are they guilty of something, yeah no doubt, but held in our legal system... who knows...
so according to you, a djihadist or an al quaeda member is not an enemy combatant?

:wtf: This coming from the Obama administration, I am not astonished. This administration is definitely a horrible copy paste of the clinton administration with bigger shit heads.
If you read, it's about detainees... You still shoot at us, you are still an enemy combatant, or hostile force (whatever you prefer). Even though it would be funny for some of us to say we just shot a "defendant" and saved tax dollars from litigation fees... lol
So using my above posts, yeah if you did something, you got rolled up, then our constitution applies... oh wait except for Iraq... where we have a SOFA. Yeah forgot to mention that, Iraqis deal with Iraqis now... holy crap, and that was during the Bush Administration.
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The Obama administration is trying to protect top Bush administration military officials from lawsuits brought by prisoners who say they were tortured while being held at Guantanamo Bay.
The Justice Department argued in a filing Thursday with the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia that holding military officials liable for their treatment of prisoners could cause them to make future decisions based on fear of litigation rather than appropriate military policy.
The Obama administration was expected to take another stand affecting Guantanamo detainees' lawsuits Friday. A federal judge overseeing lawsuits of detainees challenging their detention has given the Justice Department until the close of business to give its definition of whom the United States may hold as an "enemy combatant."
What you should be doing is praising Obama for trying to do the right thing, and stop the nonsense of burning people who can't sit back and worry about being in lengthy litigation while his troops are in the middle of a war.
I for one am grateful that this President actually cares more about war fighting, and lawsuits and is doing anything in his power to block, stall or halt the detainee lawsuits. They aren't US citizens, but being held in US territory and having US rights of custody... If that isn't free living then I don't know what is. They have shelter, 3 hot meals, and god knows what else... I bet you it's better than living in a mud hut, with no power, and deplorable living conditions.... think about that!
If this isn't more centered than any of my other posts, then I just don't know how close to Center Mass I could be.... :thumbsup: