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Originally posted by JBA2848
Great now a heart medication RECORDIL is known to be a explosive that can be used to blow up planes. How are they going to tell people you can't have your medication on you when you fly on a plane cause you could be a terrorist who wants to blow up the plane.
The senior Republican on the House of Representatives appropriations subcommittee for the Justice Department is Frank Wolf of Virginia and he is unhappy at the return of the detainees to countries where al-Qaeda is thought or known to have a presence. Yemen seems to be of particular concern at the moment and earlier on Sunday Digital Journal reported on how 49 civilians were recently killed when Yemeni government forces launched air raids against al-Qaeda fighters operating in the Al-Mahfed region in Southern Yemen.
Mr Wolf is quoted by Reuters as saying of the prisoner transfers over the weekend:
It's a very bad decision by the Obama administration and by the Justice Department. I think it endangers our national security and endangers our citizens
However Yemen has welcomed the decision to return six of its citizens and a statement was released by the Yemeni embassy in Washington regarding the matter.
According to AFP the statement read as follows:
The Embassy of the Republic of Yemen hails the release and transfer of six of its citizens from Guantanamo Bay Detention Facility. Yemen will continue its diplomatic dialogue with the United States Government to repatriate the remaining Yemeni detainees. President (Barack) Obama's decision to close the Guantanamo Bay Detention Facility is an astute reflection of the prudent National Security and Foreign Policy position of the U.S. administration
Reuters confirms that 14 prisoners were moved from Guantanamo to Yemen when George W. Bush was still in the White House.
Originally posted by Jordan River
Originally posted by Hemisphere
This "Jesus" character showed us more than how to treat each other. He moved the laws outside the Jewish tribe. He showed us how to treat our enemies. Essentially disarming his followers. (I tend to think he was written into the series by the Romans to do just that.) It's no wonder that most Jews didn't sign on for this after their experiences with the Romans. That “Destruction of the Temple” thing right around the time the Gospels are considered to have been written confirmed their suspicions. Our enemies, like the Romans, might just show us the door from this life for our good intentions. At least that's what the Bible story more than implies.
You sir are poppycock. I don't have time so I must challenge you on this paragraph. Majority of the wisedom of Jesus came from jewish and india wisdoms. If it was created by rome we would have more of a Roman influence. So to speak a roman wisdom. You make it sound that it was implemented by the romans to thwart the jews. This would indeed be terribly difficult to do. Besides that majority of the teachings of Jesus was from Qumran sect. The body and blood bread and wine was tradintionly used throughout the Qumran as a feast gathering of a brotherly ordered and unifying each other as an one entity of the same thing. Much of the teachings of Jesus is a hybrid of hindu/jewish/qumran and God giving abilities.
And he saith unto them, Whose is this image and superscription?
21They say unto him, Caesar's. Then saith he unto them, Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's.
22When they had heard these words, they marveled, and left him, and went their way. - Matthew 22:20-22 (KJV)
Originally posted by JBA2848
reply to post by Libertygal
www.webmd.com...
www.osha.gov...
Next time grandma goes on the plane she could be concidered a possible terrorist.
[edit on 26-12-2009 by JBA2848]
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This was unintentional, much like placing an 18 year old murderer to do hard time in a Max Security prison.
Originally posted by drmeola
reply to post by Hemisphere
Nice post I like it well thought-out and written and points were well made, thank you for the input. And I agree the main problem has always been tribal, and when one tribe disagrees with another as a Native American this was the problem my people faced and why battles between the tribes would occur. And I think this is how we should view the world as individual tribes not as America or Russia or other names of countries, but from within the countries themselves, in America we have many different tribes but instead of battling in the sense that my people did, we as a people of the America’s have joined together under the law of the land a constitution and all though we have many different opinions on how to do different things, we all agreed upon creation of the America’s by the joining of states into a whole that we would all abide by those laws. But like many things the simplicity of that law has been changed to suit those in charge and is no longer for the people.
Not sure exactly were I was going but thank you for your response.
Suspect’s Father Told U.S. of Son’s Extremism
The investigative file was opened after the father of the suspect, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, 23, warned officials at the United States Embassy in Nigeria of his son’s increasingly extremist religious views, the official said.
“The information was passed into the system, but the expression of radical extremist views were very nonspecific,” said the senior administration official, who has been briefed on the inquiry but spoke on condition of anonymity because it is continuing. “We were evaluating him, but the information we had was not a lot to go on.”
www.nytimes.com...
Originally posted by Libertygal
The belief that the CIA is training and releasing these guys is just that, a belief.
Originally posted by Libertygal
The main problem is we are in the countries, killing their women and children, and oppressing them. It started with Israel and spread to us because we support Isreal. Then, we invaded Iraq and Afghanistan.
That is from the horses mouth, Bin Laden.
Originally posted by Hemisphere
Originally posted by Jordan River
Originally posted by Hemisphere
And so this "poppycock" agrees with your above statement and as much as that likely infuriates you I'm afraid it needs exploration in another, more religious oriented forum here on ATS.
Nah I agree with you. It does look like you do have a reasonable argument. I could go on and fight and struggle but I rather not. like you said.
get a star
Originally posted by Libertygal
Ok read it again. This was prior to 9/11.
It started with Israel and spread because we support Israel. The US is the only remaining ally to Israel.
It was after 9/11 that Bin Laden made a speech to the Citizens of America, in which he outlined his reasoning
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
reply to post by Libertygal
This was unintentional, much like placing an 18 year old murderer to do hard time in a Max Security prison.
It’s only unintentional if the people in government and intelligence are as lacking in intelligence as a number of the more brainwashed people on ATS.
I don’t know what you like your tax dollars going for but I tend to think we are buying more than gross incompetence.
The fact that they are getting ready to close GITMO is testament to the fact that the War on Terror will soon be reaching its apocalyptic zenith and conclusion as the maps of the Middle East and the world are redrawn.
At a certain level of the food chain there is no such thing as unintentional.
Serious people aren’t interested in excuses, trying or apologies.
They have deliberately run GITMO as a Terrorist Training School no if’s ands or buts or unintentional accidents involved.
The only thing it takes for evil to succeed is good people doing nothing in the face of it or worse yet making excuses for it.