'Obama had no balls to close Gitmo'

Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:44 am » by **WillEase666**

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One of the first promises made by President Obama when he first came to power back in 2008 was to close the controversial Guantanamo Bay detention center. Four years later it is still operational. The former chief prosecutor of the Gitmo military commissions, Colonel Morris Davis, who was thrilled when Obama took office, told RT of his huge disappointment in the US president.

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Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:47 am » by **Malogg**

Obama got the main anti Guantanamo website (ima was WRONG) closed the other day ,seen a post relating to it on facebook

State Department abandons effort to close down Guantanamo Bay >>>

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/01/28/s ... anamo-bay/

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http://rt.com/usa/news/cia-interrogatio ... ennan-118/

Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:50 am » by **WillEase666**

Obama Closes Office Working to Shut Down Gitmo!

Obama has fundamentally signed on to the belief that individuals can be held forever without due process!

The Obama administration has decided to close the office and eliminate the special envoy devoted to closing the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

The State Department on Monday reassigned Daniel Fried, the special envoy and will not replace him, according to an internal personnel announcement.

“The announcement that no senior official in President Obama’s second term will succeed Mr. Fried in working primarily on diplomatic issues aimed at repatriating or resettling detainees,” reported the New York Times, “appeared to signal that the administration does not currently see the closing of the Guantánamo Bay prison as a realistic priority, despite repeated statements that it still intends to do so.”

In truth, Obama abandoned the effort to close Guantanamo very early in his administration. In May 2009, Obama “scuppered a plan,” writes Andy Worthington, “to bring a handful of innocent and wrongly detained prisoners to the United States who could not be safely repatriated.”

“In January 2010,” Worthington adds, “he imposed a ban on releasing any cleared Yemeni prisoners, after it was revealed that the failed underwear bomb plot of Christmas 2009 was hatched in Yemen, even though the deeply insulting rationale for the ban is that Yemenis, although cleared for release, can instead be imprisoned for life on the basis of ‘guilt by nationality.’”

“The failure to close Guantánamo also involved Congress, where lawmakers passed legislation imposing severe restrictions on the administration’s ability to release prisoners, and the courts — specifically the D.C. Circuit Court and the Supreme Court,” according to Worthington.

President Obama has fundamentally signed on to the belief that individuals can be held without charge or trial. His acceptance of Guantanamo and his approval of indefinite detention provisions in US law are proof of that.

When Obama perceives there might be some controversy in holding people forever without due process, he simply bombs them with a drone instead. :bang;

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/29/us/po ... html?_r=2&

Thu Jan 31, 2013 12:53 am » by **Opalserpent**

I'd like to see that link Mallog, that sounds like a good read.

Obama can't do anything without permission from his puppet masters.

Col Morris Davis is a good man.

I like how american warcriminals call torture "Enchanced interrogation techniques"

President Obama has fundamentally signed on to the belief that individuals can be held without charge or trial. His acceptance of Guantanamo and his approval of indefinite detention provisions in US law are proof of that. :nwo:

Thu Jan 31, 2013 1:22 am » by **Malogg**

Opalserpent wrote:I'd like to see that link Mallog, that sounds like a good read.

Obama can't do anything without permission from his puppet masters.

Col Morris Davis is a good man.

I like how american warcriminals call torture "Enchanced interrogation techniques"

President Obama has fundamentally signed on to the belief that individuals can be held without charge or trial. His acceptance of Guantanamo and his approval of indefinite detention provisions in US law are proof of that.

Guantanamo Bay set to stay: Barack Obama 'u-turns' on plan to shut controversial prison as he axes office responsible for its closure >>>

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... close.html

Thu Jan 31, 2013 1:33 am » by **Opalserpent**

Thanks man. Crikey.

Guantanamo Bay set to stay: Barack Obama 'u-turns' on plan to shut controversial prison as he axes office responsible for its closure

So they just close down any office that is against their foreign policy. Sounds like a dictatorship to me.

Thu Jan 31, 2013 2:17 am » by **Opalserpent**

http://www.examiner.com/article/governm ... a-approves

The newest "enemy" (theoretically, of course--at the moment), according to authorities in Ohio, is "Second Amendment activists," who are so angry about federal "gun control" laws that they use chemical, biological and radiological weapons against . . . someone-

Even far more chilling, if true, are allegations that the Obama administration has imposed a "litmus test" on senior military leaders, with an unwillingness to order troops to fire on American citizens being disqualifying for command.

he's got enough balls to declare war on his own citizens.

Thu Jan 31, 2013 3:48 am » by **Marcydare**

This is a sure sign that Obastard is planning a False Flag Event involving a
WMD and blaming Constitutional Activists and 2nd Amendment Defenders.

And He's making damn sure He'll have his Civil War too.

Lock and Load People. They are not Playing around. :peep:

edited for missing words. :hmmm:

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