You can't tell me that 1 in 1000 people didn't think that there would be
another attack on US soil after 9/11. But because we took the war to them,
there wasn't. Little evidence, correct. If not for President Bush, and
this administration doing the right thing, instead of the popular thing,
there would be evidence all over the place from additional attacks on our
soil.

And as far as the one sided point of the accuser, you are correct. I am a
Federal Law Enforcement Officer, and an Officer in the Army Reserve. I have
seen first hand what these people do, and given the opportunity will do it
again.

The ignorance of the general publice, and people who bash the war on terror
makes me sick. But the great thing about this country, freedom, the
ignorant are free to speak about subjects they have no idea, nor any
knowledge of.

But let me ask this, would you rather have Al-Queda killing our civilians in
the USA, or fighting our military in Iraq. I will take our military killing
them in Iraq any day, then having them kill civilians over here.

"Peter Gottlieb" wrote in message
et...

"Tom Hyslip" wrote in message
m...
They all shout about others, and repeat rumors, with no evidence.

Secret lists, secret proceedings - no oversight.

As far as the enemy in Cuba, some of you will just never get it. If you
release them, they will kill any Americans they can at their first
chance.

You know this based on what? Based on one side, the accuser?

So we keep them until the war is over.

This "war" will never be "over." So we keep them forever?

You say what war? You have to be blind, 1993 WTC, Africa Embassies, USS
Cole, 9/11, that is the war. We just finally got the balls to take the
fight to them, and stopped worrying about public opinion. We need to
protect this country, and we don't need anyone's permission to do it.

There is little evidence what they have done has done anything to protect
this country. Perhaps they keep everything so secret to avoid the whole
mess being discovered as a sham?

If they are genuinely concerned about sensitive information, then convene
a
bipartisan committee sworn to secrecy to oversee what is going on. (Oh,
that's right, this administration can't keep national secrets to save it's
life. But others in government can.)

Bottom line: No oversight, no trust; and huge opportunity for abuse of
power.