Former Gitmo detainee responsible for attack in Lybia

What are we supposed to talk about? How it's all the liberals fault that the Bush Administration released this guy?

You are right. Bush did release this guy, but lets not forget the context. They were getting overwhelming pressure about GITMO. Remember GITMO? That place OWEdummy said he would close his first year? Oh yeah, you forgot.

Does that justify what Bush did? Nope. Huge mistake. But don't deny the pressure he was under. He tried to appease left wingers and we paid a price

You and your ilk screamed that GITMO be closed and the ACLU fought to have them released. Bush caves and you want to stand by like an innocent bystander. Fuck off
 
fine research job, Dixie.....your only missed step was in thinking our board liberals would ever set down the koolaid long enough to listen.......
 
That wasn't my argument. Bush didn't have a choice, he was ordered by the courts after years of legal wrangling, brought on by liberals.


Let's try it this way. When was he order by the courts to release this guy? Give me a specific date, Dix. And what court ordered it?
 
Yes, Michelle Malkin... she is an unapologetic right winger. Can you refute the facts she presented, or are we to automatically dismiss anything she says because she isn't a liberal?

She's a lying sack of shit so yes, we are to automatically dismiss anything she says.
 
Misapplying the argument? No, I don't think I am. Bush argued these people were a potential threat to Americans, and as such, required detention as enemy combatants. Liberals pumped untold millions into liberal defense funds, and lawyered the terrorists up to the hilt, in order to 'defy' the president, in order to embarrass him, and for purely political motivations. Ultimately, the relentless legal challenges ended up at the SCOTUS, where SCOTUS ruled as if enemy combatants captured on a field of battle in a war, were United States Citizens, subject to Constitutional freedoms. But there would have been NO case at the SCOTUS if liberals (and you libertarian cheerleaders) had kept your nose out of US Military affairs. It simply doesn't matter what the SCOTUS ruling was, or the reasons behind it, the case should have never existed.

Now we have a dead Ambassador, a former Navy SEAL, and two private contractors, and a consulate destroyed, by a man we had captured and detained at Gitmo! Who do liberals blame? BUSH! It just blows my mind, and here you are, right back on your shining white libertarian high horse, riding in to declare liberty for all, security be damned! You are as big of a threat to national security as the Libs, maybe bigger!

So, you didn't bother reading the ruling and are just spouting off now. Gotcha.
 
No, I have a very good memory on this. That case that you've linked to there established that detainees had the right to challenge their detention in U.S. civil courts. It didn't require Bush to release Qumu.

No, the ruling determined that US courts had jurisdiction and could decide whether detainees could be held. Following this ruling and in the midst of numerous other legal challenges, the Pentagon began releasing detainees who they had insufficient evidence to make such cases in a US court. Prior to this, it was the Bush Administration argument these cases didn't fall within purview of US courts, and were a matter of national security, and their detentions, within the powers of the executive branch and the Pentagon. Bush didn't simply release Qumu because he thought he was an alright guy, or didn't pose a threat, had that been the case, I doubt the man would have ever been taken to Gitmo.
 
No, the ruling determined that US courts had jurisdiction and could decide whether detainees could be held. Following this ruling and in the midst of numerous other legal challenges, the Pentagon began releasing detainees who they had insufficient evidence to make such cases in a US court. Prior to this, it was the Bush Administration argument these cases didn't fall within purview of US courts, and were a matter of national security, and their detentions, within the powers of the executive branch and the Pentagon. Bush didn't simply release Qumu because he thought he was an alright guy, or didn't pose a threat, had that been the case, I doubt the man would have ever been taken to Gitmo.


That's not actually what happened, but whatever.
 
So, you didn't bother reading the ruling and are just spouting off now. Gotcha.

No, I have read the ruling(s) and I don't have time for your smug condescension. If you have some point to make, I suggest you make it, or shut the fuck up. You're not any good at pretending to be a Liberal, Damo. You suck at it, actually. Just leave that to the pinheads, and stop embarrassing yourself here.
 
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