UK police release Guantanamo four

BBC World News ^ | 26 Jan 2005 | BBC News

[kingsurfer]

Yeh. Kind of strange. I guess as he tried to blow upa plane over America it was seen as Domestic.

I do not want to seem like I am supporting the terrorists here, I just think Gitmo could do better for it self in terms off PR and the systems it has for finding the guilty form the innocent.

[expatpat]

You lose an argument, so you turn to ad hominem attacks. Our discussion is over.

[expatpat]

Hell, I've never thought of them as innocent, tho' they may be innocent of killing anyone. I merely objected to a 'brave' sit-at-home ranting about the vicious things he'd do to them, when quiet men I know fight in Iraq and Afghanistan.

[jb6]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH......................WTF?

WTF?

To hell with the Brits, has our own Government let its brains run out like diarrhea for the same of Political Correctness. Not only the issue should be of why they were released, the main issue should be why they aren't swinging from a gibbet!

[jb6]

I spent 12 years in the Army and I'll tell you what I'd do to them: long fall, short rope. End of story.

[concretebob]

You think you're the only one with friends in-country?
You think maybe some of us may have lost or almost lost, family on 11 September 2001?
You think maybe some of us have people we care about in harm's way?
You sanctimonious, self-rightous moron.
A lot of other sanctmonious self-rightous morons, fed Bravo Sierra by the imans, are trying to kill as many of us as they can, and you think we should sit back and say nothing?
Try and shut me up, you DF.

[free_european]

I share many of his sentiments

[expatpat]

Your intelligence shines through your post! I can't compete with your brilliant arguments, Concrete-head, and will now thankfully cease communication with you, also.

[Johnnyboy2000]

Our courageous allies.

[Atlantic Friend]

"It's war and military rules should apply."

Agreed. The militray code rules out mutilating prisoners and torture, and provide some security for prisoners. Ununiformed skirmishers can indeed be shot at first sight as spies and saboteurs, but "de-balling prisoners" is entirely out of question under military rules.

[Dad yer funny]

Hey eXXXpatpat, I hope yer not givin' us a line,shinin' us on,..."cease communication" ,...that sounds swell,...crawl back to where ya came

[expatpat]

What brought you out of your spider hole so long after the action? Been hiding out -- or mourning the successful Iraqi election in your DUngeon?

[Dad yer funny]

HA HA ,...we all know who the DU is here tonight

[frogjerk]

The Pentagon says they were freed after the UK government promised they would not be a threat to the national security of the US or any of its allies.

The UK government may have broken that promise...

[Cindy]

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-London/2014/02/25/Former-Guantanamo-Detainee-Arrested-in-UK-on-Suspicion-of-Syria-Terrorism

“FORMER GUANTANAMO DETAINEE ARRESTED IN UK ON SUSPICION OF SYRIA-RELATED TERRORISM”

by NICK HALLETT
25 Feb 2014

SNIPPET: “Moazzam Begg, a former detainee in Guantanamo Bay, who now lives in Birmingham, UK, has been arrested by British police on suspicion of Syria-related terrorism offenses.

Begg was arrested this morning, along with two men and a woman in the West Midlands, on suspicion of attending a terrorist training camp and facilitating terrorism overseas.

The others arrested are a man aged 36, from the town of Shirley, a woman aged 44 from Sparkhill, Birmingham, and her 20-year-old son.

All four are currently being held at a police station in the West Midlands.”