U.S. drops terror charges against 5 at Guantanamo
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taikan
If these men were serial killers or rapists who had committed their crimes in the United States, they would have been freed by now (regardless of guilt) because of the government's unconstitutional withholding of exculpatory evidence and failure to prosecute them in a timely fashion.
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SuperLib
Both McCain and Obama have promised to close the prison if elected.
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SezWho2
SuperLib,
That's a good thing--if either will really do it. I'm pretty sure McCain would. I'm less sure about Obama but I certainly want to think so. No one will question McCain's judgment on this. Obama will be subject to a lot of second-guessing.
I appreciated the point that Stimson made:
However, looked at another way, people should be not subject to prolonged and indefinite incarceration (let alone torture) while their captors tease and refine the evidence against them (and possibly even game the system) in order to assure a slam-dunk prosecution.
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CavemanLawyer
They may not have been terrorists going in. I wonder if their new found feeling for the U.S. will make them terrorists going out? -- Cirroc
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Nessie
McCain because he figures it's done all the good it can do. Obama for fuzzy legal suspicions.
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adaydream
Yeah, keep these 5 guys locked up, who were cleared of any wrong doing, so that it's something that the next president has to deal with.
This is real terrorism. Keeping innocent people locked up for nothing. < :-)
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