Cuban Accountability

Accuracy In Media ^ | February 10, 2015 | John Lowery

[DJ Taylor]

Whatever one thinks of President Barack Obama’s overtures to Cuba and the accompanying prisoner exchange, an important consideration in need of immediate attention is an accounting of our servicemen captured in the Vietnam War and imprisoned in Cuban-operated POW camps. Of utmost importance is an accounting of the 17 American airmen captured in North Vietnam and then taken to Cuba for medical experiments in torture techniques.

[DJ Taylor]

If our honor code of “Duty, Honor, Country,” and our national policy of “No man left behind,” are more than meaningless slogans, then before our relations with Cuba can be normalized, their murderous leadership must account for our POWs—especially the 17 airmen taken to Cuba. The civilized world and American veterans demand it.

[longfellow]

They don’t exist. Mclame said so.

[DJ Taylor]

“They don’t exist. Mclame said so.”

Where did you get that, Mr Longfellow? Was it from Snopes?

Try Reuters:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/02/11/idUSN11638023

[BenLurkin]

Baraq surrendered to the Red Cubans.

There will be no accountability for them on anything.

[The Antiyuppie]

What is “accountability” these days? There isn’t any here, why should we expect it anywhere else?

[RedMDer]

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[longfellow]

mc lame blocked all the pow efforts of families.
And stop assuming.

Look up pow families and mc lame.

[Dqban22]

Obama Wishes Away Cuba’s Terrorism Sponsorship

A MUST READ

Posted By Joseph Klein On April 17, 2015

In Daily Mailer,FrontPage

http://www.frontpagemag.com/2015/joseph-klein/obama-wishes-away-cubas-terrorism-sponsorship/print/

The “state sponsors of terrorism list” is mandated under Section 6(j) of the Export Administration Act of 1979, as amended, under which the Secretary of State makes a determination when a country “has repeatedly provided support for acts of international terrorism.” As explained in a report on “Cuba and the State Sponsors [1] of Terrorism List,” [1] prepared by the Congressional Research Service (CRS) in 2005, “certain trade benefits, most foreign aid, support in the international financial institutions, and other benefits are restricted or denied to countries named as state sponsors of international terrorism.”

[Steve0113]

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