Brian Pitts
Posted on 06/08/2014 2:03:43 PM PDT by PoloSec
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With the exchange of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl for the release of five Taliban detainees held at Guantanamo Bay complete, ABC’s This Week with George Stephanopoulos used the opportunity to promote the possibility of Gitmo closing its doors.
On Sunday, June 8, Byron Pitts, ABC’s Chief National Correspondent peddled the line that “700 men have come through Gitmo since the beginning of the war on terror when these pictures of shackled and hooded men shock the world. Some say past allegations of waterboarding and hunger strikes have turned this place into a terrorist recruiters dream.”
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Good, waterboard them! I haven’t seen the movie but Lone Survivor apparently makes a great point about taking the high road with terrorists.
Of course, the wh not only wants to take the high road, they want to open up the whole damn freeway for terrorist.
why don’t we distribute, world wide, pictures of them playing on their new soccer field.....waterboarding indeed!!!!
750 should have never made it to Gitmo! Battle field justice could have solved that and we would have saved all that water!
Bring out all the old chants. Doesn’t matter if any one or two or ten of them work when what’s coming at us is a force 5 s**tsorm of flaming lies.
Does that mean that we are STILL (gasp) waterboarding them?
Land o’ Goshen I find it hard to believe that BO would allow that....s/
If they were to release these clowns they would have to be released to the ‘Rich’ of the countries they send them too..
We have spoiled them so bad with the diet, soccer fields, plush quarters etc that a mere old CAVE just aint agonna do it.
Brian Pitts
CBS’s Pitts Castigates “Nasty” Bush, Paints Kerry as the Victim
Media Research Center ^ | 3-11-04 | Brent Baker
Posted on March 11, 2004 at 4:19:12 PM CST by FlyLow
“It’s shaping up to be the longest and nastiest campaign in history,” CBS’s Byron Pitts charged Monday after a clip of Senator John Kerry denouncing tax loopholes and right before running a soundbite in which President Bush simply conveyed a comment about a policy position taken by Kerry. Bush’s supposedly “nasty” remark: “He’s for good intelligence. Yet he was willing to gut the intelligence services. And that is no way to lead a nation in a time of war.”
Instead of castigating Kerry’s other shots at Bush on jobs and the handling of pre-9/11 intelligence, Pitts endorsed their credibility and painted Kerry as the victim as Pitts passed along how Kerry warned, without any substantiation, that the Bush team will “attack my character and even my wife’s.”
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