Court: Torture to be expected


	Court: Torture to be expected

masbury

1-13-2008 6:39 PM

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guantanamo bay, torture

masbury says:

Federal appeals court throws out Gitmo suit

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1-13-2008 9:19 PM

papananook

"So sorry--you are not a person anymore" What a travesty!

1-13-2008 9:23 PM

vk2yoc

The law is an ass.

1-13-2008 9:46 PM

Laustere

To the rest of the world: Most americans are just as disgusted by this as you are. Please don't consider us all bigots.

1-13-2008 10:24 PM

vk2yoc

Who voted these NAZIS into power......
Who stands by while their civil rights are removed......
Who stands by while their country murders thousands........
Who allows the media to do their thinking for them.....
Who allows the courts to turn justice into a joke.....
Who......
Who......
Who......
ANSWER.............MOST AMERICANS!

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