http://www.truthusa.com/911.html
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2167923/posts
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2465744/posts
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http://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/wouldn’t-you-know
“Wouldn’t You Like to Know
The ‘most transparent administration in history’ stonewalls.”
BY STEPHEN F. HAYES
March 15, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 25
SNIPPET: “So, too, are thousands of pages of documents on the Guantánamo detainees the Obama administration has transferred or released over the past 14 months. When Obama came to office there were approximately 242 detainees remaining at Guantánamo. With a few exceptions, these individuals were still at Gitmo for a very good reason: They were among the most dangerous of the jihadists captured by the United States since September 11, 2001.
There are now 188 detainees at Guantánamo. Who are the 54 detainees no longer there?”
SNIPPET: “Consider the case of Abdullahi Sudi Arale, who was sent to Guantánamo Bay on June 6, 2007.
The Pentagon certainly considered him a highly dangerous terrorist at that time: “Abdullahi Sudi Arale is suspected of being a member of the al Qaeda terrorist network in East Africa, serving as a courier between East Africa Al Qaeda (EAAQ) and Al Qaeda in Pakistan. Since his return from Pakistan to Somalia in September 2006, he has held a leadership role in the EAAQ-affiliated Somali Council of Islamic Courts (CIC).” The Pentagon noted that there was “significant information available” to demonstrate Arale’s assistance to terrorists “in acquiring weapons and explosives” and his role in “facilitat[ing] terrorist travel by providing false documents” for al Qaeda and other terrorists.
Arale was released from Gitmo on December 19, 2009. The good news, to the extent that there is any, is that the Obama administration actually announced that they were transferring Arale. The bad news is that they did so without any explanation of their decision. And the really bad news is that the place they said they were transferring him to—“Somali-land”—does not actually exist. Neither the United States nor any other country recognizes the government of Somaliland—which declared itself independent of Somalia in 1991.
So where was Arale sent? Who is responsible for keeping track of him? Where is he now? And why did the Obama administration come to a conclusion about his activities that was so at odds with the views of the U.S. military officials who originally detained him and sent him to Guantánamo Bay? There are, yet again, no answers to crucial questions.”
So where was Arale sent? Who is responsible for keeping track of him? Where is he now? And why did the Obama administration come to a conclusion about his activities that was so at odds with the views of the U.S. military officials who originally detained him and sent him to Guantánamo Bay? There are, yet again, no answers to crucial questions.”<<<
There are so many questions, all without answers that one could go nuts waiting for an answer.
This all gets crazier by the minute, difficult for me to accept that his is America.