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Home Front: WoT
Freed Gitmo detainees back in rebel ranks, officials say
2004-07-06
Excerpt:
"At least five detainees released from Guantanamo have returned to the [Afghan] battlefield," the defense official said on the condition of anonymity.
This is why we're taking samples of their DNA. Helps ID those bloody smears.
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#11  Meow!
Posted by: Frank G   2004-07-06 11:15:44 PM  

#10  
Super Hose, that posting is here.

By the way, I found this in about 15 seconds using Rantburg's Headlines feature. I selected a year's worth of headlines and then looked for the words "Geneva Convention" (I had the advantage that I remembered the title).
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Posted by: Mike Sylwester   2004-07-06 11:13:53 PM  

#9  Mike Sylvester, poseted some information that directly linked the Geneva wording. Evidently, Geneva doesn't prescribe immediate execution for illegal combatants. I was disappointed. I would search the back issues of Rantburg, but I don't have access. To bad the trolls used the search function for evil as search was quite useful to prevent double posting.
Posted by: Super Hose   2004-07-06 6:21:33 PM  

#8  Summary execution,if caught agin.
Posted by: Raptor   2004-07-06 5:10:08 PM  

#7  If not, who can we rely on to legally document the names, prisoner behavior, (alleged) offenses, release dates, and post-release activities of the detainees?

All the more reason to kill these jerks when they attack, instead of trying to capture them. Getting into the legal aspect just opens up a six pack's worth of worm cans.
Posted by: Bomb-a-rama   2004-07-06 2:54:46 PM  

#6  Don't get caught again, is my advice.
Posted by: mojo   2004-07-06 1:26:57 PM  

#5  Surely we must have collected enough intelligence from soldiers on the ground to be able to press charges against detainees who were fighting against us in Afghanistan? If not, who can we rely on to legally document the names, prisoner behavior, (alleged) offenses, release dates, and post-release activities of the detainees?

While I do have a problem with prisoners being held without charge, I have a really big problem with releasing prisoners who have murdered our brothers, friends, neighbors. How many more dead Americans will be the consequence of this release?
Posted by: jules 187   2004-07-06 1:13:15 PM  

#4  That's what you get when you don't kill the enemy.
Posted by: Chris W.   2004-07-06 12:35:16 PM  

#3  the reason we know this may be because the releasees have little GPS implants
Posted by: mhw   2004-07-06 12:33:05 PM  

#2  Are they making plans to be recaptured? Wouldn't want to miss out on the class action suit. And Gitmo will probably be looking pretty good when December rolls around in Afghanistan.
Posted by: tu3031   2004-07-06 12:03:03 PM  

#1  I think we probably conducted a study on the prisoners chances of killing one of our soldiers versus his room and board in Gitmo. I doubt that those released will be much help to the Taliban cause.
Posted by: Super Hose   2004-07-06 12:00:47 PM  

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