"US Kangaroo Courts won't Jump" No show, show trails (commission)


	"US Kangaroo Courts won't Jump" No show, show trails (commission)

righthand

6-5-2007 9:02 AM

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coverup, human rights, usa, war, illegal

righthand says:

I'm sure George will get some advise on how to do real SHOW TRAILS on his foreign trip. Maybe some help from Australia on Kangaroo Courts! Is there nothing that he can get right? Every instinct he has is, WRONG. Choice, George? The opposite must be correct! Are you the proof that god does not exist? Or else you are the devil! You should be charged with bring the previous good name of America in disrepute! The worst? The rest are angels in comparison.

Any anti-termism deterrent value there may have been in breaking International Laws in Guantanamo Bay is now LOST FOREVER. These POWs have done more damage to America in Guantanamo than ever they could have done free! Is of course is only true if you have any value for your reputation! Well?

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