Guantanamo captive treated like dog

Telegraph ^ | 6/13/05

[skimask]

If the moon-bats were in control, which probably wont happen for a generation or two, do they think treating these killers nicely will stop them from killing Americans?

[rawcatslyentist]

Dogs are usually put to sleep after one weeks room and board.
When are we going to show this hospitality to our distiguished mooslime guests????

[ManMountain]

Lets take up a collection and ship some designer collars down there to help out the effort!

Seriously, can anyone imagine this kind of ignorant hue and cry over nazi or japanese prisoners?

Ship the frigging liberal whiners off to live in Pakistan and see how they enjoy modern Muslum culture.

[Paisan]

I doubt the veracity of ANY of the 'documents' used to generate this article.

[rdb3]

I don't see what the big deal is here. Tee-RAY-zuh said she wouldn't mind being a dog, remember?

[MrBambaLaMamba]

Guantanamo captive treated like dog

Now he knows how to 'fetch', 'shake' and 'roll over' and he also got that cool collar.

The best way to end war and ensure peace is to kill the enemy.

[infocats]

What do they expect...to be treated like a Pampered Poodle?

[daddyOwe]

Treating him like a dog is too good. My dog lives the good life.

[alnick]

What is so shocking? Seriously, can someone tell me what's so terrible about the details about the treatment of Gitmo prisoners? I read the article yesterday that listed specific tactics used in an attempt to extract info from Gitmo inmates, and I didn't see anything so terrible. Am I missing something?

[alnick]

Those poor dogs. Now that's abuse. LOL!

[bobdsmith]

"When he dozed off, the hits of the pop star Christina Aguilera were piped into the interrogation chamber to wake him up"

Sorry guys but thats one of the most perverse tortures I have ever heard of.

[Americanexpat]

Tortured by Christina Aguilera! Phase two is Madonna on video.

[Constitution Day]

Mr. Pop wholeheartedly approves.

[Theo]

Approval for the new tougher tactics was removed in early 2003

We're no longer using these "tough" techniques. It's a 2+ year old story. Are these anti-Americans going to insist that we stop this "torture," and that Americans are bad because we "torture" prisoners?

[CDHart]

I don't see how this can be considered torture -- maybe they would have preferred to have their heads cut off on international TV.

Carolyn

[libstripper]

There's no way one of these subhuman mass murderers should be treated as well as my neighbors and I treat our dogs. Dogs are decent, loyal, loving creatures, not the hideous things these monsters are.

[Unicorn]

BTTT

[Little Ray]

What's the problem? I like dogs and treat 'em well. This guy was scum-sucking terrorist. They should hanged him up by his thumbs...

[Gaffer]

Woof! Woof!

[alnick]

LOL. I couldn't say because I've never heard any of her songs.

Seriously though, have you ever gone to a movie and sat there waiting for the plot to emerge, and you sit there for a couple of hours, still waiting, and the movie ends and you're still waiting for that plot to come together?

That's how I felt reading that Time article about torture and abuse at Gitmo. I read through the entire article looking for the promised instances of torture and abuse and found only that the prisoners are occasionally made uncomfortable for a short period of time in an attempt to extract valuable information.