Posted on Jul 5, 2016
Mystery surrounds whereabouts of former Gitmo detainee in South America | Fox News
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But, but! He signed an agreement to not become invisible and to not participate in terrorism. Damn, I bet this guy told a fib. It probably never occurred to our President one of them would tell a fib and disappear. Oh well, shit happens.
A South American airline issued a memo to its employees Monday to be on the lookout for a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who was resettled in Uruguay after being freed by the U.S. and has since vanished.
A South American airline issued a memo to its employees Monday to be on the lookout for a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who was resettled in Uruguay after being freed by the U.S. and has since vanished.
Mystery surrounds whereabouts of former Gitmo detainee in South America | Fox News
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SGT (Join to see) this is a bad nightmare, I have seen over and over, where is Homeland Security when we need them or the Government!
Solid read and share!
Solid read and share!
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The persons who are supposed to be doing the job of keeping up with these sleaze balls, isn't doing their job. It's that simple SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL. Bad thing about it is nobody's going to be admonished over this.
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So, just to be clear - this guy was picked up in Pakistan for "suspected ties to terrorism," was held for over a decade at Guantanamo with no charges, and then was released and taken in by Uruguay.
Why was he held for a decade without sufficient evidence to prosecute him? I know that not everyone thinks that "due process" is a human right (just a right for Americans), but really, I feel at some point we have to ask what "human rights" should be afforded to all people?
Why was he held for a decade without sufficient evidence to prosecute him? I know that not everyone thinks that "due process" is a human right (just a right for Americans), but really, I feel at some point we have to ask what "human rights" should be afforded to all people?
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