Gitmo's 'gourmet fare'

Thread starter I think not
Start date Jul 5, 2005

mrmom2

Senate Member

Jul 6, 2005

#41

Get busted with a joint in the US and you can be shipped to Gitmo 8O under the Patriot act and a military tribunal can sentence you to death :wink:

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manda

Council Member

Jul 6, 2005

#42

man, a joint AND damn good food, what more in life do you need? lol The death sentence isn't really up my alley though

TenPenny

Hall of Fame Member

Jul 6, 2005

#43

Better safe than sorry?

Funny, it doesn't seem that way when it's good white Christian folk who are being rounded up and imprisoned with no rights.

But then again there's a reason this is in CUBA, isn't there?

Jo Canadian

Council Member

Jul 6, 2005

#44

mrmom2

Senate Member

Jul 6, 2005

#45

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Ahhh Jo 8) 8) 8)

I think not

Hall of Fame Member

Jul 6, 2005

#46

Re: RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare'

TenPenny said:
Better safe than sorry?

Funny, it doesn't seem that way when it's good white Christian folk who are being rounded up and imprisoned with no rights.

But then again there's a reason this is in CUBA, isn't there?

Well it wasn't "good" white Christian folk that destroyed downtown manhattan and killed people of all nationalities. And I don't think they were Swedish either. It's wrong to assume if your muslim your a terrorist, I'm not debating that. Its wrong! So now what? More tea and crumpets?

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manda

Council Member

Jul 6, 2005

#47

More Poutine!!!! Nothing says torture like Canada's Artery Clogging Dish...would you like mayo with that?

I think not

Hall of Fame Member

Jul 6, 2005

#48

Try McDonalds, It'll kill ya eventually.

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manda

Council Member

Jul 6, 2005

#49

...Super sizeme...Super size me (insert off key singing here)

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manda

Council Member

Jul 6, 2005

#50

Slow torture, you mean, mean, person, you

I think not

Hall of Fame Member

Jul 6, 2005

#51

You're right manda, I'm sorry. Try Dunkin Donuts 8O

ukeright:

Kills you ALOT faster. And gives you the runs in the process.

Jo Canadian

Council Member

Jul 6, 2005

#52

mrmom2 said:
Get busted with a joint in the US and you can be shipped to Gitmo 8O under the Patriot act and a military tribunal can sentence you to death :wink:

Vanni Fucci

Senate Member

Jul 6, 2005

#53

Re: RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare

I think not said:
You heard it from the horses mouth, compliments of Al-Jazeera tapes. Self-incriminating evidence works wonders.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/CHO410B.html

As far as I can tell, the dispute as to the veracity of this video and the one found in Pakistan in 2001 have not been resolved...

I think not

Hall of Fame Member

Jul 6, 2005

#54

Re: RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare

Vanni Fucci said:
I think not said:

You heard it from the horses mouth, compliments of Al-Jazeera tapes. Self-incriminating evidence works wonders.

Click to expand...

As far as I can tell, the dispute as to the veracity of this video and the one found in Pakistan in 2001 have not been resolved...

OBL spills his guts

Vanni Fucci

Senate Member

Jul 6, 2005

#55

Re: RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare

I think not said:
Vanni Fucci said:

I think not said:

You heard it from the horses mouth, compliments of Al-Jazeera tapes. Self-incriminating evidence works wonders.

Click to expand...

As far as I can tell, the dispute as to the veracity of this video and the one found in Pakistan in 2001 have not been resolved...

Click to expand...

OBL spills his guts

Yes...I've read the transcript...still doesn't make it authentic though...

Kind of funny how the tape was released just 4 days before you went to the polls...

In a TV interview on Larry King Live, veteran (retired) CBS anchorman, Walter Cronkite, intimated that Bush political strategist Karl Rove was behind the tape:

CRONKITE: What we just heard. So now the question is basically right now, how will this affect the election? And I have a feeling that it could tilt the election a bit. In fact, I'm a little inclined to think that Karl Rove, the political manager at the White House, who is a very clever man, he probably set up bin Laden to this thing.... (CNN, Larry King Live, 29 Oct 2004)

Of course none of this is analyzed by the US media.

I think not

Hall of Fame Member

Jul 6, 2005

#56

Re: RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare

Vanni Fucci said:
I think not said:

Vanni Fucci said:

I think not said:

You heard it from the horses mouth, compliments of Al-Jazeera tapes. Self-incriminating evidence works wonders.

Click to expand...

As far as I can tell, the dispute as to the veracity of this video and the one found in Pakistan in 2001 have not been resolved...

Click to expand...

OBL spills his guts

Click to expand...

Yes...I've read the transcript...still doesn't make it authentic though...

Kind of funny how the tape was released just 4 days before you went to the polls...

In a TV interview on Larry King Live, veteran (retired) CBS anchorman, Walter Cronkite, intimated that Bush political strategist Karl Rove was behind the tape:

CRONKITE: What we just heard. So now the question is basically right now, how will this affect the election? And I have a feeling that it could tilt the election a bit. In fact, I'm a little inclined to think that Karl Rove, the political manager at the White House, who is a very clever man, he probably set up bin Laden to this thing.... (CNN, Larry King Live, 29 Oct 2004)

Of course none of this is analyzed by the US media.

Click to expand...

Wrong tape. The tape and transcript were released on December 13th. 2001.

http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Dec2001/d20011213ubl.pdf

Vanni Fucci

Senate Member

Jul 6, 2005

#57

Re: RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare

I think not said:
Wrong tape. The tape and transcript were released on December 13th. 2001.

http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Dec2001/d20011213ubl.pdf

Well that one has been the subject of even more scrutiny...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/1710483.stm

I think not

Hall of Fame Member

Jul 6, 2005

#58

Re: RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare

Vanni Fucci said:
I think not said:

Wrong tape. The tape and transcript were released on December 13th. 2001.

http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Dec2001/d20011213ubl.pdf

Click to expand...

Well that one has been the subject of even more scrutiny...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/1710483.stm

This:

"America's key allies have said that a videotape of Osama Bin Laden released by the United States vindicates the military campaign in Afghanistan, but many Arabs are not convinced."

This:

"Pentagon officials asked four non-government Arabic speakers to listen to the remarks and agree on a uniform translation."

Carries more weight than this:

"But the BBC's Middle East correspondent, Frank Gardner, says that at street level in the Arab world, many believe the tape is a fake, a PR gimmick dreamed up by the US administration."

and this:

"Our correspondent adds that the tape is unlikely to win support from many ordinary Arabs because it has been released as Israeli-Palestinian violence increases. Many in the Arab world are angry at the US as a backer of Israel."

Twila

Nanah Potato

Jul 6, 2005

#59

RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare

Why would an American Arab (who would be fearful of deportation) be given more credit then an ME Arab?

I think not

Hall of Fame Member

Jul 6, 2005

#60

Re: RE: Gitmo's 'gourmet fare

Twila said:
Why would an American Arab (who would be fearful of deportation) be given more credit then an ME Arab?

Good point, I'm glad you asked, so lets stroll further into the future with another tape from Bin Laden:

And looking ahead of that transcript, I wonder how those Arabs felt when their favorite TV Channel aired this tid bit:

"I say to you, Allah knows that it had never occurred to us to strike the towers. But after it became unbearable and we witnessed the oppression and tyranny of the American/Israeli coalition against our people in Palestine and Lebanon, it came to my mind. "

Full transcript of bin Ladin's speech Monday 01 November 2004

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