Fair Tribunals at Guantanamo? (Was: YANK CHILD ABUSERS :: another reason to kill americans abroad ???)

Jim Watt wrote in message . ..
On Fri, 01 Aug 2003 20:52:06 GMT, Fred J. McCall
wrote:

And obviously, the fact that we have a lease, we pay it every year,

If its a lease, when does it expire? Why occupy someone elses
country against the wishes of its inhabitants ?

The original lease was a hundred years.
Since then, it's been extended. Since Cuba is desparately
in need of US tourism money far more than it's
need of Gitmo or UN money.

We're not occuying Cuba, since if we were, we'd
be occupying Havana, not Gitmo.




Dunno whether is because I've been complaining about your
Government, but they are now making if difficult to impossible
to visit your fair land by withdrawing the visa waiver scheme
as from October

But, that parts of our master plan.
We don't really care if Al Qauda visits Guantonemo Bay, Cuba
or Mecca. But we've withdrawn all of their
Visas for New York, or anyplace in the US
that has non-government jobs.

On 4 Aug 2003 18:08:45 -0700, (ZZBunker) wrote:

The original lease was a hundred years.
Since then, it's been extended. Since Cuba is desparately
in need of US tourism money far more than it's
need of Gitmo or UN money.

I thought it was illegal for US citizens to go there at present.

Fidel does not bank the rent cheque for your occupied territory

(or so he said on television, I have no personal knowledge of his
finances)

We're not occuying Cuba, since if we were, we'd
be occupying Havana, not Gitmo.

Dunno whether is because I've been complaining about your
Government, but they are now making if difficult to impossible
to visit your fair land by withdrawing the visa waiver scheme
as from October

But, that parts of our master plan.
We don't really care if Al Qauda visits Guantonemo Bay, Cuba
or Mecca. But we've withdrawn all of their
Visas for New York, or anyplace in the US
that has non-government jobs.

Checked my memberships and suggestions that I joined that
organisation are baseless.

As for paying $100 dollars for a visa to visit your country, I
don't think so. Cuba sounds more interesting, but not
the concentration camp.

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