Reply #96: No, two men were captured

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and thrown into Guantanamo. You have no clue where these men were on the day the Cole was bombed and neither do the authorities. So, what the hell do you think the authorities do to prisoners at Gitmo besides torture them until they confess to "masterminding" whatever the hell crimes need to be "solved" for PR purposes. There are no moonlight strolls on the beaches of Cuba for them, and they know that at any moment, day or night, the guys with the pliers could show up to have a "chat" with them.

You know that doesn't make them guilty of anything and the officials holding them incommunicado and refusing to try them in a court of law know it, too. Do you really think that's justice for the men who died on the Cole? I think its a postmortem slap in the face to all the victims, dead and living dead.

How many times have you said, right here on this board, that you're staunchly against torture and that you want Bush/Cheney brought up on charges for ordering it? And now you're singing the praises of what has been "accomplished" at Gitmo in getting this confession.

That's what makes so much of what you post effing unbelievable. You contradict yourself whenever its expedient.