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    where's Yonivore? can't stand to be wrong?

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    where's Yonivore? can't stand to be wrong?
    Yonivore has been gone ever since he predicted Romney would win in a landslide

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    13 years in captivity, no charges

    The transfer left 148 detainees at Guantánamo — 79 of them, like Odah, approved for release with security assurances. Of the other prisoners, one is a convicted war criminal and six others are in pretrial proceedings in prominent al-Qaida death-penalty cases.


    Odah, though never charged, was among the more high-profile prisoners across his years at Guantánamo Bay because his name appeared on Supreme Court cases and his father was dogged in campaigning for his release.


    “We are a very, very tight family,” Odah’s father, Khalid, told the Witness to Guantánamo project, adding that his wife left their eldest son’s bedroom untouched throughout his long absence.


    The father, a former Kuwaiti Air Force officer, said his son was a school teacher in a region near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border before he was captured by bounty hunters and handed over to the Americans.
    The U.S. military considered him to be a member of al-Qaida who was captured in Pakistan after fleeing Afghanistan through the Tora Bora mountains in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.


    A federal task force set up in 2009 to evaluate Guantánamo’s prisoners declared him too dangerous for release. But examination this summer by a Periodic Review Board drawn from federal national security agencies concluded he was neither an al-Qaida leader nor highly trained. The board approved him in July for repatriation on a promise from Kuwait that he would take part in a minimum yearlong rehabilitation program.
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    the guy recently transferred from Afghanistan to face terrorism charges in the US sure will.

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    the guy recently transferred from Afghanistan to face terrorism charges in the US sure will.
    He's a terrorist created by the US Repug terrorism of invading, occupying, destroying Afghanistan, Iraq, occupying Saudi Arabia, supporting Israel. Simply blowback against US corporate imperialism.

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    be that as it may, he gets his day in court

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    those guys in Gitmo get to rot forever, without any charges ever being brought, except for seven of them.

    what accounts for the difference, besides the cowardice of Bush, Obama and ordinary Americans who put up with such barbarity?

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