It’s so nice to be able to protest without knowing all of the information and to do it from the safety of your own country.

I also wonder if the professional protesers have jobs, pay bills, commute, go to the grocery store, etc. like the rest of the world.

They also seem to come out in droves during spring break.

Nice to have time on your hands or to have mummy and daddy foot your bills.

I was wearing a black T shirt with a 1971 Hemi Cuda, a Houston astros cap and Vans tennis shoes.

It is.

For the dog.

Hypocrites.

It can always be turned around on Americans. But that is the mindset of juveniles who are angry and alienated from themselves.

Many of these protestors claim to be “spiritual people”. Ya. With their
lofty tattoos lined up right above the butt crack. (Hat tip George Carlin)

And with their “appropriate” use of drugs. And the philosophies and religions of people they do not understand (you know, the hand clasping, bead wearing, *huddists from groovy metropolitan areas of the 50 states).

We’ll see what credit they take when the prison closes. And the next one opens unseen by the public in every respect. At least Bush and Cheney had the stones to leave it open to the world. What will the Dhimmis do if they are elected?

Bottom line: it made a difference and it helped stop the killing, breaking the spirit of the jihadis who had become so brazen before they began dying in combat by the thousands in Iraq and Afghanistan.

I do get jihadi anger. As soldiers it’s pretty clear why they must be damned angry at their fates.

I’d be pissed too if my so-called leader led tens of thousands of us into a slaughter pen in Iraq and Afghanistan– and remained far removed from the field of battle.

The jig is up for armed Islam. Wasn’t pretty. And Gitmo was nasty to put it mildly. However, Bush had the nads to pay the butcher’s bill instead of waiting for more Americans to be slaughtererd.

Obama thinks of himself as a Lincoln. He is a delusional Yale educated liberal social democrat.

Bush will be considered when it is all said and done— and i said this same thing on this blog when the Surge debate was going on— this War made Bush the second greatest President since Lincoln on changing the Nation’s habit of “not fighting” for its own survival.

Roosevelt and others who presided over war time didn’t face the same kind of challenges of an “unwilling” population and a contentious active and retired military leadership corps that Lincoln and Bush had to face— plus the extent of traitorous bureaucrats in cabinets and agencies as B and L.

Just my opinion. of course!

On January 11th, 2008 at 2:40 pm, 30 pcs of silver said:
A man from Syria who was detained along with his father pleaded with the tribunal for help getting them political asylum … If we return … there’s no such things as human rights. We will be killed immediately,” he said.

Appropriate response: Tough toenails muzzie boy. Should have thought about that before you went all jihad on us.

A man from Syria who was detained along with his father pleaded with the tribunal for help getting them political asylum — in any country that will take them.”You’ve been saying ‘terrorists, terrorists.’ If we return, whether we did something or not, there’s no such things as human rights. We will be killed immediately,” he said. “You know this very well.” The U.S. has released or transferred 267 prisoners from Guantanamo Bay and has announced plans to do the same with at least 123 more in the future.

More here.

I guess I disappointed sausage by highlighting the good ole’fun our GIs had, albeit at the expense of the detainees. Perhaps, he was hoping for more somber news (i.e., another Abu Gharaib).