Khalid Sheik Mohammed

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Feb 8, 2006
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Torture will make you admit anything. Is it valid? Again has the governemnt been truthfull about anything in this war so far?
 
Dec 4, 2006
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another sad attempt of the bush administration to make us think that they're actually doing something right with the war in iraq lol
 
Apr 25, 2002
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we've had this guy in guantanamo bay.. and he all of a sudden decides to snitch... for not only 9/11 and countless other things in the past.. but supposed future events to take place.. i'm not buyin' it.. how's he gonna do anything anyway.. he's been locked up for 4 yrs. already.. and lets say it is true.. is the war over.. we got the guy... oh yeah.. that picture they released of him... he looks hella fat.. that's either old or they feedin' him good.. there's 390 people in guantanomo and only 10 have been found guilty for anything.. the patriot act is a very bad thing... and bellboy is one of the dumbest motherfuckers on this board.
 
Aug 8, 2003
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Can KSM's Confession Be Believed?::
http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1599423,00.html
Are Mohammed's claims to be believed? He has long been described — notably in The 9/11 Commission Report — as prone to exaggeration and self-aggrandizement, fond of portraying himself as a "superterrorist." The notes to the Commission's conclusions mention the possibility of Mohammed "inflating his own role." He may also be attempting to defend his part in the 9/11 planning against the testimony of other terror suspects. The Commission's notes indicate that, according to another terror chieftain, Abu Zubaydah, Mohammed originally offered Osama bin Laden a more modest proposal for attacking the U.S., but that bin Laden reportedly berated him, saying "Why do you use an ax when you can use a bulldozer?" What's more, Mohammed has also used disinformation in the past. He admitted under previous interrogation that a list of 30 supposed U.S. targets, which he circulated shortly after 9/11, was a lie to exaggerate the scale of al-Qaeda's planning. Terrorism experts say that though there is no doubt Mohammed played a major role in planning 9/11, he's famous among interrogators for his braggadocio. "He has nothing else in life but to be remembered as a famous terrorist," says Bruce Riedel, Senior Fellow at the Saban Center at the Brookings Institute and a 29-year veteran of the CIA. "He wants to promote his own importance. It's been a problem since he was captured," says Reidel, who went on to say he wouldn't be surprised if Mohammed was exaggerating his role in other plots.
 
Aug 23, 2002
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|GOD|||ZILLA| said:
we've had this guy in guantanamo bay.. and he all of a sudden decides to snitch... for not only 9/11 and countless other things in the past.. but supposed future events to take place.. i'm not buyin' it.. how's he gonna do anything anyway.. he's been locked up for 4 yrs. already.. and lets say it is true.. is the war over.. we got the guy... oh yeah.. that picture they released of him... he looks hella fat.. that's either old or they feedin' him good.. there's 390 people in guantanomo and only 10 have been found guilty for anything.. the patriot act is a very bad thing... and bellboy is one of the dumbest motherfuckers on this board.
Well o godzilla presidente what should we do with all of the prisoners at, Guantanomo release them? If we did would they pose a threat to America?
 
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Bellboy184 said:
Well o godzilla presidente what should we do with all of the prisoners at, Guantanomo release them? If we did would they pose a threat to America?
how bout give them their day in court?? :confused: