U.S. accused of holding terror suspects on ships (do we care? I sure don’t.)

 

1. If the widdle terrowists are mad . . . boo-expletive-deleted-hoo.  Keel-haul them, for all I care.

   Posted by BlueStateSaint       06/02/2008  at  05:23 PM  



2. Department of Defence spokesman J.D. Gordon called the report “inaccurate and misleading.”

   Note the lack of an outright denial.

   “We do not operate detention facilities on board Navy ships. DoD detention facilities are in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo,” he said.

   That’s right. ‘We’ do not operate detention facilities on board Navy ships. ‘We’ contract out the operation of detention facilities on board Navy ships to Halliburton and Blackwater.

   Egads! I’m starting to think like them! Must...quit...reading...N..Y..Times.

   Posted by Christopher       06/02/2008  at  05:37 PM  



3. Chris, you say that like it’s a bad thing. Who gives a flying fart? Store the scum on leaking garbage barges. Ooops, this one sank. Oh well, no great loss.

   If the leftards complain too much, then we’ll just have to have an outbreak of “shot while attempting escape”. Catch their asses, suck their brains dry using any means imaginable, then send their drooling imbecelic asses back. With a GPS transmitter and a pound of c4 crammed up their butts. Or a 10 day poison in their system. Who cares?

   Posted by Drew458       06/02/2008  at  06:38 PM  



4. I’ll grant you, part of me loves the idea of “tortureless interrogation” aboard a ship in the northern IO. Barely into international waters outside the Persian Gulf. They do morning burial services at sea, for the next hour or two after that they ask all those caught in the act if they will give info about their terrorist activities. There will be no torture, no anything. We’ll let you take time out for your prayers and such, feed you according to your religious dictates, no problem. If you refuse to give any information, again, no problem. Take a blood sample for DNA records, then let you go. Have fun swimming home. The nearest land is 15.2 miles that way. Lifeboat, life jacket? Sorry, reserved for use by the US military, you’re a civilian. Bandaid for that blood sample stick that’s still wanting to bleed slightly? Sorry. See above. Government property. Are there sharks in these waters? No idea, it’s not as if we’re out here for a swimming vacation.

   Posted by GrumpyOldFart       06/03/2008  at  09:36 AM  

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