Here's a wigger. Others of his type can be spotted in suburbia, keeping it real and representing.
Posted on 05/01/2009 12:03:55 PM PDT by fiscon1
The Uighers are a group of Chinese separatists that often resort to violency in their goal of breaking their own traditional ethnicity and freeing it from the rest of China. In GITMO, there are a group of seventeen Uighers. Last year, the Pentagon decided to change their status from "enemy combatant". The reasoning behind this was that the Uighers beef was with China not the U.S. The reasoning was rather dubious. These particular Uighers were picked up in both Afghanistan and Pakistan. Some of them were picked up on the battlefield fighting American forces. Furthermore, these Uighers were known to have attended a terrorist training camp run by East Turkestan Islamic Movement, an Al Qaeda affiliate.
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Looks like Robert Ludlum was wrong about them.
Prounounced wee-gars. Lol.
We won’t send them to China,where they might be killed.We’ll
send them to America,where they may kill Americans.Sounds
fair!
I am now convinced, more than I have been, that the current occupier of the White House is a megalomaniac with the reasoning power of asparagus.
Did you mean arugula?
Haven’t you been listening to Obama’s speeches about what a horrible place the US is? It would be torture to send the Uighars here. They should be sent to China, one of Obama’s favorite countries.
I think that was on their net telecast.
Here's a wigger. Others of his type can be spotted in suburbia, keeping it real and representing.
Is Eminem part of that group?
In the event these chaps are let loose in the US, there will spring up a need for a Uigher support network; mosques, stores, the need for specialty foods, etc. Get in on the ground floor while you can.
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