Posted by NE IA on January 25, 2009 at 07:58:01 from (206.72.18.153):
In Reply to: Guantonimo Prison posted by Reply on January 25, 2009 at 04:28:28:
Before we start I am or was a Rep.,worship our Lord, and was in the Nam (not a clerk or pencil pusher)
Why the heck can't we understand there point of view. What the heck would any of us do if they came and invaded our country? Would we not resist? We had a bunch crying about taking our guns away right? Many of these people had good jobs, regardless what our government says. This same government we own said they would greet us like liberators. What would we do if thousands of our families and friends were killed in the rucuss?
Funny thing is we took them to prison in a place where they are not given the same rights we have. They can rot there for a hundred years and never be given a trial--of course they have to be guilty, our US government said they were, and each and every one has wepons of mass destruction hidden on them. The Geneva convention does not allow a government to go in and over throw another one---but what did we do?
We say the United Nations are a bunch of -----so we go it alone. (and borrow the money to pay for it) The United Nations should hold our government responsable for war crimes. The United Nations wanted more proof when Colon Powel went and showed them proof of the wepons. It was a computer drawn picture of a semi on one picture, and a rail car on another one. The third picture was (actual picture) of a chemical factory with a funny looking truck out in front of it (to deliver these products) oh oh turns out it was a fire station with a fire truck out front.
Date Line or 20 20 had pictures of a lady wearing a small swiming suit six months before we went to war. The picture was from 13 miles upward. In a series they kept increasing the magnification only to the point the military would allow. You could count the legs on a sand crab, you could of seen the hairs on her legs (I checked in detail there were none). Yet we screwed up and said we know there was wepons of mass destruction anyway.
We hate who they worship because they got it all wrong. What do they think about our religion? Our Lord is what in there eyes? a child born to a 13 - 15 year old unwed mother, and some how we got three Gods out of the deal. We have the same bible, but we can't all agree on the way it is percieved. Again if you don't worship in the same church I do, well it is real simple--you got it wrong.
We hate our government, and they have the power over us, imagine what they think as our government tells them what to do--or else we kill them, or lock them in a prison.
Probably got alot of you folks jumping up and down, but we only see what we want and what our government wants us to see and hear. Anybody seen a plane unload a bunch of flag draped coffins since this started? (against the new law) They did in Nam times, but they don't want us to get emotional about the war, as it is nothing but good for us.
We must remember those guys in Iraq took out the twin towers in 911. Holy cow, we mised it agin we done got the wrong country, oh well they must have something to do with it, it just has to be. (IF anyone knows this for a fact, the Whitehouse needs you to call them right away)
I've been wrongly acused in a court room, but at the last moment my exwife admited I had never laid a hand on her in any shape size or form. You should all wear those shoes for a year or so in a small town that the word is you are a wife beater.
I say take every prisoner, put them under and insert a chip inside them so we can track them in case they do try to settle the score with us so we kill just them, and not any more inocent people.
Many of us are not the fighting type, but let them bomb, kill or imprison half your family and friends and then rethink it.
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