Free prosthetics for prisoners in Gitmo


	Free prosthetics for prisoners in Gitmo

sillysam

6-17-2008 9:55 PM

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6-18-2008 8:04 AM

tabsey

One, one, one. A few singular cases, where the govt misjudged the detainees, does not make a case. For all we know they may have returned as American agents and done what they did to show false loyalty.

6-18-2008 7:51 PM

sillysam

Wow. I suspect the ones who returned to blow up american soldiers were not double agents.

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