Ruling Leaves Uncertainty at Guantánamo

rkzenrage • Jun 30, 2006 4:49 pm
Ruling Leaves Uncertainty at Guantánamo

"The executive is bound to comply with the rule of law that prevails in this jurisdiction."
JUSTICE JOHN PAUL STEVENS, writing for the majority in a decision on the Guantánamo detainees.

Good lord the current administration are the biggest bunch of hypocrites possible.

This is going to leave a bigger splotch on our history than the WWII detentions.
xoxoxoBruce • Jun 30, 2006 10:20 pm
From the link;
Over the last six weeks, the military custodians at Guantánamo have been rocked by desperate protests — the suicides of three detainees who hanged themselves from the steel-mesh walls of their small cells, the intentional drug overdoses of at least two other prisoners, and a riot against guards in a showcase camp for the most compliant detainees.
I think it's interesting that all these acts are public knowledge. After all, is on a military reservation, on an island, in a country where Americans are not allowed to go.

That would suggest that there is a certain amount of transparency to the operation....... probably also suggests arrogance on the part of the administration. :cool: