[Zakeet]

A courtroom sketch reviewed and cleared for release by U.S. military officials shows
Guantanamo detainee Salim Ahmed Hamdan (L) flanked by his legal team inside a
courtroom at Guantanamo Naval Base, June 4, 2007. Hamdan, who was born in Yemen
around 1970, has acknowledged working for bin Laden in Afghanistan for $200 a month
but denies he was a member of al Qaeda and has said he never took part in any terrorist
attacks.

[Popman]

Senator Rockefeller should put Ahmed Belbacha up in his mansion, if he is so concerned about their well being

[george76]

Belbacha’s lawyer, David Remes, asked a three-judge panel

[Dutch Boy]

"Ahmed Belbacha isn't happy to be at Guantanamo Bay, but neither is he happy about the alternative he says was chosen for him by the U.S. government, Algeria, where Belbacha says he'll be tortured.

Interesting comment. Doesn't this allude to no real torture occurring at Gitmo? However, the Useful Idiots of this nation will never see that.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

“Ahmed Belbacha isn’t happy to be at Guantanamo Bay, but neither is he happy about the alternative...” Who cares about his happy happy crappy rats ass?

[snowman1]

He worked for Bin-Laden for $200 a month THAT MAKES HIM A MERCINARY who are not covered by any treaty since he is not part of any legitimate force, but is a terrorist no matter what he says.

[M Kehoe]

I've got two solutions regarding Mr. Belbacha's situation. Neither is mutually exclusive:
A. Start charging him room, and board.
B. Shoot him.

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[quadrant]

A solution exists to persuade the man to return to Algeria: a diet of pork three times a day as long as he remains at Gitmo.

[truemiester]

Let him be Teddy Kennedys Cabana boy for a week.

What ever they have planned for him in Algeria wont seem so bad after all.

[M Kehoe]

This thread should have more "views."

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