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Originally Posted by Skybird
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Originally Posted by The Avon Lady
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First Israpundit, now this. |
Oh my gosh! IsraPundit! Oh my gosh!
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Okay, I already understood before you are a rightie.
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Just as we understand you're a southpaw, from head to toe.
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Israpundit's extreme right-wing reputation,
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Whine! Whine! Whine!
Got a grievance? Wish to disprove something? State the facts. Can you?
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to put it midly, is widely known over here,
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Where is that? In Moonbatistan?
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so this new site now comes as no surprise.
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Who cares!
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But to answer more directly: The nice thing about NGOs is that sometimes they do not hang at the lips of a government that has it's own selfish interests not to let these things get known if they are true. 
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I agree.
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Or would you easily admit to microphones that you have tortured somebody in your garage?
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Hah!
I caught you now!
We don't have a garage! :rotfl:
But if we did............................ :hmm:
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That someone is called a leftie by a rightie is no argument in itself. It simply is distractive blabla.
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No it isn't and it was indeed not a very relevant part of my post. But you distract.....................
"The Biteback Effect: Do we even have a word to describe the new criticism?" By Victor Davis Hanson.
A small to-the-point quote:
Rules of interrogation, Korans, prayer arrows pointed to Mecca, visits by U.S. congressmen, Middle Eastern food, inmates as voracious readers of Harry Potter, and the absence of a single inmate lost in captivity: All of that suggests humane treatment toward terrorists — often caught in combat, always out of uniform, and not subject to the Geneva Convention. Guantanamo seems radically different from any prison run by any other current wartime state, much less like anything in our own past when, for example, we summarily shot German agents not in German uniforms during the Battle of the Bulge.
Indeed as a general rule, the more hysterically Guantanamo is cited, the more it seems, after introspection, to be a sensible wartime jail under nearly impossible conditions.