reply to post by Walkswithfish
Crazy is a good way to describe it.
You have a group of men who travelled to Afghanistan to learn how to kill people and then got captured by the US and sent to Guantanamo. After a few
years, the US decides they aren't dangerous because they want to kill Chinese people, not Americans. Meanwhile, the Chinese call them terrorists and
really who can blame them? These men were caught at a training camp and have openly said they went to learn to fight the Chinese.
Human rights being what they are in China, the US decides that they don't want to send these men back to be killed because terrorists aren't
dangerous when they threaten govt's who might threaten their status of sole superpower in the future.
Yup, it's crazy all right.
In all seriousness, if they end up dead at the hands of the Chinese govt, the ultimate blame lies with themselves for going to Afhganistan to learn
how to kill people.
reply to post by hosta420
I have no idea what the US should do with these men. I'm sure that given enough time, they will find a country who is willing to take them. In
fact, I'm slighty concerned that it may be mine (after a change in govt) and I would not be in favour of that.
[edit on 18-2-2009 by Duzey]